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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-26
Wool, should 1t be Protected

a careful estimate places the nam.
Der OF Wool growers In the United
States az about seven hundred thou.
sand, and fully five hundred thou
sand men are employed by them to
assist i'm caring for their fochs aud
doing other farm labor \ ma. GRITTY
of these llock-masters, rs well as their
employed help, are heads of families;
therefore, if you add 70 their nam
Der their wives, children and other
dependents, $ III viii have a popa.a
ton IF At least four million persons
moro or less interested in the grow
ing of wool; en- about one fifteenth
or the entire population Of the Unit
ed States There are L5 daubtta.lY
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-26

PHILIP, the youngest child of
United States Senator Spooner, of
Wisconsin, has great talent for
music. Though he does not know
one note from another, he will carry
the music of an opera, after hearing
the performance once, right along
with his mothers accompaniment
on the piano. His voice is like a
girls and sweet and clear as the
notes Of bird. The boy is never
so happy as when permitted to 90
to an operate performance, and his
criticisms are so unerring as to be
startling in the advanced ideas ex-
pressed by a child. He never touches
the piano himself, and is not inclin-
&c to instrumental music.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-26


county of Iowa TWO delegates.
Gro. e. BRYANT,
A. q. MARTIN,
}. ". r. RANDALL.
". A. JONES,
GEO W. PARKER
District Committee.
LOUISIANA emphasizes the Truth
that an honest election is a Repub-
lican victory, a dishonest election is
"a Democratic victory.
Is the south will pay up its re-
pudiated direct tax, the north will
not ask to be reimbursed for the
proportion that it paid.
A DENoCRATIc Journal says that
the country is being bled to support
General Logau's widow. In view
Of the fact that her husband bled
for the country, it seems a case Of
paying an old debt.
TnE Louisiana Kuklur oyerdid
the fraud act in the late election to
such an extent that they astonished
and alarmed the Democrats at the
~,
"oF'", i"oy were NOT expected 10
manufacture 50 great Il hc'louS ma
Jor''y'
Ii those friends Of Mr.. Blaine
who still insist that he will and
must be nominated for President
refuse to take him at his word, and
turn bis positive declination into
a trick of politics, what should
they expect his enemies to say about
n''"'
TuERE is general unanimity
among the Democratic organs at
the south that the Republican party,
which maintained that armed re
beIIiou should be put down by
force, shall never be forgiven. $50
long as there isa Republican party"
says the Atlanta Constitution, $50
long will there be a solid south"
p. ~, p~ri.Ii.... ,...,3;,,.
!, f,,I,..I a.. /: ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-26

Is the soath will pay up its re
pudiated direct tax, the north viii
not ask to be reimbursed for the
proportion that it paid.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-26

THE bill for the division of Dako-
Ia Territory and the admission of
the south half of it as a state, pass
ed the u. 5. Senate last Thursday
by strict party vote. The reasons
given by the Democrats for oppos-
ing the proposition were exceeding.
ly flimsy, in view of the ira nsparent
fact that the only reason of their OPP
position is that the new state of
South Dakota would no doubt be a
Republican state. If these narrow,
big Cited politicians were in heaven,
they would oppose the opening of
its golden gate to anybody who
wasn't a Democrat, III which case,
if they were successful! the popula-
ton of the celestial realm would in
creese very slowly indeed
THERE is no doubt but the Repub-
lican sentiment of Wisconsin is
strongly for Governor Rusk for
Presi dent. This sentiment should
be fairly and honestly represented
by the delegates sent to the Nation.
al Con vention. He should not be
given mere perfunctory support.
1t should be earnest and continuous.
If reports, however, are true care
must be exercised in the selection of
such delegates, or the people will
be misrepresented. 1t is said there
are men who aspire to the position
Of delegates who, though in reality
for some other candidate, give in
their adhension to Rusk for the pur
pose of securing the position, when
after vote or two for the choice OF
their constituents, they will go tc
their own love. Such men should
not be permitted to go to the Ma
| tional convention. None but the
tried and true should be placed on
duty at this time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-26

A DrNocRATc Journal says that
the country is being bled to support
General Logau's widow. In view
Of the fact that her husband bled
for the country, it seems a case Of
paying an old debt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-26

The Louisiana kuklux overdid
the fraud act in the late election to
such an extent that they astonished
and alarmed the Democrats at the
north, They were not expected to
manufacture SO great n fictitious ma
jority.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-26

III those friends of Mr.. Blaine
who still insist that he will and
must be nominated for President
refuse to take him at his word, and
turn bis positive decliuation into
trick of politics, what should
they expect his enemies to say about
him?
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sEr lIumply pumrIy. pImc Museum.
Az mene., raIi,Irlnn.

An honest politician has been discov-
cred In America. Just after having an.
nounced himself ~ q candidate for Con-
gross, and while standing on the court.
house steps making n speech, somc one In
the crowd yelled out "Say, what do YOU
think Of the tariff Give us your views. ["
"My friends" said the orator. III don't
know blamed thing about the tariff, but
! do know that colcman's tulu for dyspcp.
STA beats oil the tariff on record, and don't
you fail 10 gctthCrc.' ltisnccdlcss 90 state
that he was elected hy an overwhelming
majority. lie that Is honest aud ngth
honest koko, Is never heard Ia complain or
weary with the worries Of lifc's Journey.
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Geography, Prof. John Nouhardt; discuss.
ion; Physiology aud Hygiene Of Circula'
ton, Respiration and Digestion; discussion.
The above programme will be inter.
spcrsed with music. All the visitors will
he entertained free Of charge by the citi.
zcnS OF Bartlett The following committee
on reception, Jodie Arbuckle, president,
Watson Willis, secretary, Monroe Gotten,
Edgar Gillctt, Oscar Crawford and Robert
Iutes, will meet the visitors ut the trains
and conduct them 20 the various homes.
Teachers and members attending the
session can get reduced rates on the Louis
willie & Nashville railroad by observing the
following directions: lIny iirst.class
ticket 10 Bartlett from the agent at your
starting point, for which you will pay full
fare. Then ask the agent fora certificate
ior reduced fare" al agents keep them,
and have il properly filled out and
stamped. Bring this certificate with You
to the meeting, and tho rest will he self
explanatory. DO not fail TO bring the GER
tihcatc.
All the teachers and those intending 10
teach are earnestly solicited TO be present
and participate in tho discussion. An in
tercsting time il expected, and we trust IL
will result in great benefits to the teachers,
schools and education OF the county.
| will not be NJ my Office on Saturday,
February 1, as ! will conduct the meeting
al Bartlett. w. l.. HENDERSON, Supt
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MENrus has reason 10 be- proud Of her
representatives In the commercial world.
many OF whom stand NJ the head oi the
largest mercantile interests In the south.
Her wholesale groccrs, dry goods, clothing
hat and shoe houses arr monuments 10 the
pluck aud enterprise oi her people. In
the front mnk of this surging. pushing,
busy army Of merchants moves tie firm oi
Friedman lirus., Wholesale dealers In boots
aud shoes the largest Of tie many great
boot aud shoe houses the southwest. With
n trade extending throughout Tennessee,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas
aud Arkansas, they arc still reaching out
iuuhCr aud further taking In more and
more territory, sending Thousands aud
thousands Of eases Of thclt goods in every
direction. In their new quarters, No. ~,
Main street, they will be- elegantly fitted
mp. with increased facilities for handlin.
| their enormous trade. Their rvmo,a
notice appears in another column.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 Second St

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 Second st.
d. II. BALDWIN & Co., dealers in pianos
and organs, No. 257l Main street
PRoF. w. S. JoNEs' school, the Mem
phis Institute, begins its second term Mon
day, January so, 1888.
PURE and white as the flower whose
name II bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN q LILLY COFFEE AND SPICE Co.
FARM HANDS furnished from Georgia,
Alabama and the Carolinas. viii deliver
families at the lowest possible rate. For
particulars address Pro WILLIAMS, passcn-
ger agent NJ. x l.. railroad, Atlanta, Ga,
T. o. Box No. 236.
Miss CARRIE M. KEATING, teacher Of
music, vocal and instrumental, is teach
ing at the music-house OF ID. II. Baldwin.
As already announced, Miss Heating will
give free scholarship for the last five
months Of the session as a reward TO the
pupil having the best record up TO Febru-
AIRY for diligcnt study andthc highest de.
gree OF perfection,
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NJ. Mary. cottage Hospital.

The management Of this inllrmary have
engaged the services II graduate OF the
Illinois Trimming school, Chicago Miss
Turner will at once take charge Of the
nursing. OF the hospital. She also
has been appointed lady supcrin.
tcndcnt of the nurses trimming school
connected with Il. Vacancies for proba-
TONERS In this school ap now open. Can.
didaics must be In good health, Of fair
education and not less than twcniy-one
ycar Of age. Apply 20 the manager, No.
aOl lass avenue, Memphis. Tenn.
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HAyiNa determined 10 close out the gro.
Gerry pari Of our business We offer our en-.
tim stock OF groceries, office and storr fix
tups at y great bargain. We will also
lease our storc. No. 36i Front street, until
September I. 1850. Ihis is ono Of the best
stands on the street, and presents rare
for any one desiring 10 open
up Wholesale grocery business
T.. NJ. AfFrGsON 4 Co,
No. 2Ji Front street.
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CAiL and examine our specimens, over
1 600 ON exhibition, at 2sl Main.

TnE annual meeting Of the American
Newspaper Publishers association will be
hcldai ihonow Dcnison lotcl, indianapolis,
Ind, beginning NJ H. O'Clock am, We'd
ncsday, February \. ISIS Applications
for membership should be- sent TO W, II.
Rrcaflcy, SECRETARY. office II the Journal,
Detroit, Mich, or "a James :. Moicalic,
manager, No. l0i Temple Court, New
York City.
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nee,. mud shoe. for All.

Gentlemen can get the very best boots
and shoes at the well known house Of j..
NJ. Hill & Co, who do business ON the cor.
ncr Of Main and Union streets. The stock
includes an elegant assortment Of gents and
boys footwear from the best makers Of
the leading cities Of the north and east.
They are stylish goods. warranted 10 fit and
wear we'll The line Of ladies'. misses and
childcn's shoes IL most attractive, and en-.
braces all the latest and most fashionable
STYLES known 90 the trade. All these goods
can be purchased at very reasonable hg.
urc-. Call 1t once and get what YOU want.
The propriciors and employees will take
pleasure In showing you the stock.
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LEuHkMANN's HOTEL,
Corner OF Main and Monroe Streets,
Very Popular Place.

Corner OF Main and Monroe Streets, n
Very Popular Place.
Leuhrmann has cool and delicious
lager beer, fine wines and liquors OF
every description, and fragrant cigars OF
many brands. The restaurant department
is the home OF the epicure and gourmand,
Leuhrmann's cuisine being the perfection
Of art. The choicest viands are served
elegantly, 10 that when the bill is pre-
scented you pay il without murmur, and
thank the stars that you got so delicious a
feast for so little money. Oysters are
served in every style-on the half-shell,
fries, stews, pan roasts, not to be excelled.
The place N open day and night for the
accommodation Of guests and is visited by
residents and strangers because they can
get just what they want.
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Sow rha, We Ma, R.sp.

The attention Of farmers who would
reap good harvest Is called to the stock
of nd rusi.prooi, black aud white seed oats
Offered by T. G. Buchanan 4 Go. Gloss
buyers, they can sell ON close margins,
and can furnish In any quantity all kinds
Of grain, hay aud mill heed. Owners of
the Empire elevator, they have every IA.
ciliiy Tot handling In bulk or otherwise nj
lcas, cost, and can thus give buyers dc.
cidcd advantage. They carry large
stock In their elevator. and can ship ut n
moments notice 10y amy route In ear lots.
They will he pleased Ia furnish quotations
ON application, and direct special attention
10 Their seed oats.
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doLDsMITH's.


II v Ia the infusion Oi new energy into
the veins oi all business communities that
II owes liz progress and advancement,
hence Il Is 10 the pluck and perseverance,
Of such men ~ - l.. Moore & Co that the
BluhI City must look 10 the continuance Of
the prosperity which " ut present affecting
every branch Of her trade and industry
They conduct n general rial estate bust.
ness, buy, scll, exchange and rent i'm.
proved or unimprovcd property, wooded
and mineral lands, take entire charge oi
property, collect ronis, etc, aud occupy
coinmodiong and eligible headquarters In
che Snccd 4 Bethel block, No. p1 Second
street. Mr.. Moore Is n cool and level
headed business man, and has been well
and iayomhly known In Memphis ioi the
past thiriy.iiyc years, hence laudaiion at
our hands Is entirely unnecessary. SUI.
flee Il 10 say lac is wide awake and enter.
prising, energetic aud ohliging, aud any
business Entrusted 90 his care will have
CAREFUL, cautious and immediate attention,
and will I've placed In gppl hands, and al.
though the enterprise was only established
In 1857 q fine business connection n al.
pady enjoyed over this aud adjoining
counties, aud We predict that ere long th,
firm Of ;. l.. Moore 4 Go, will be- one 81
the leading concerns VI liz kind In the
State,
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CRATER BARGAINS THAN EVER
AMER Stock Taking
ALL GOODS GREATLY REDUCED.
The balance OF stock Bousbt at sberin
sale VIII he Put ON sale This W ccs.

500 sample Jerseys nj SOC each.
80 Smyrna rugs nj 7jc.
20 pieces hest table oil cloth at 25c II yd.
Choice OF our Ncwmarkcts At $500,
worth -.
Choice Of our walking jackets at So.
100 dozen large lace pillow shams ut zoe
each.
10 dozen ladies' and misses bus,lcs at
lOr each.
- dozen Turkish bath towels at zoe a
dorm.
a. dozen Fpnch woven corscis, worth
A 80, ior zoe each.
20 dozen French woven corscis, 400
bones, worth -, for Sl25 each.
We have an assignment ui fine Jerseys
which We will place ON sale Monday morn
ing.
Just received full line Of white goods,
cmbroidcrics and laccs, at very low prices.
In our CIoihing aud shoe Department,
win 10 placed on sale the balance Of
stock bought at SHERIFF SALE.
1904 pair ladies' Kid button shoes at 81 %,
worth -.
500 pair ladies' calf button shoes at
gls@fit WITH -
SOopair ladies' calf lace shoes at si.l0,
worth -.
go pair ladies' Md lace shoes at sli0,
worth -.
go pair misses school shoes at 81,
worth $40.
go pair spring heel shoes, o.l3, at 0Oc.
20 spring heel shoes, l2-2, at sl.J0,
worth $50.
Good quality infant shoes at ijc q pair.
80 pair mems custom shoes ut Sl.25.
200 pair mems calf button, Congress aud
lace shoes NJ sl.jO.
800 Douglas shoes, button, Congress and
lace.
Rubber shoes nj 25c pair.
We ask everybody In come and cxanin,
our clothing bought at Sheriff Sale, sole
lower than ever.
Call early Monday morning at
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MIND cuLrIvAToRs IN COUNCIL.
Meeting OF Chatauaua Reading Circle
and Teachers Institute.

and Teachers Institute.
The Chautauqua Reading Circle and the
Teachers institute Of shelby county will
hold their next session on February and
Bartlett Normalschool, Bartlett, Tenn,
by invitation Of tho Excelsior Literary
society.
PROGRAM.
Friday Night, February 3.--Addrcts Of
welcome, Monroe Gotten; response, Dr.
W. l.. Henderson; organization Of the In.
siitute and appointing committees, "Bio.
graphical sketch ~ Nathaniel Hawthorne"
Miss Minnie Douglass; Grading Country
School," Dr. W. l.. Henderson,; discus.
sion: "fiic and Principles Of Pcs,aloz,"
Miss Hattie Gowen.
Saturday Forenoon, February i.-"prim
airy Reading." Mrs. L. X. Milton; discus
sion: "I'rimary Arithmetic" Prof. w. u
Jour,lan; discussion; American Litera
ture," Miss Eta stro,hard questions and
discussions; Physiology aud Hygiene on
Drinks" Miss l.. u. Rawlings; discussion
Saturday Afternoon, February i.-.Skctol
Of benjamin Franklin, Miss Sue Wilson
United States History, Prof q. j.. Neu
hardt; discussion and questions; sketch d
Daniel Webster, Miss Kate Rhodes.
saturday Night, February 4. -Topica
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The Dudes Know a..

Or II they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Linimcnt cured big head in
mules for W. r. Hunt, Of Adairsyillc Ky.
!. H. Mallory, Of Forts Station, Tenn,
fact, this King Of Linmcnts is invaluable
Tor man and beast and no family should he
without Il. 10 cents per bottle For snle nt
llci,tor's drug store. No. 2Sj Main street.
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chased Of Mcssrs. q. i. Gore * Co., Chi
cago, ILL.,, damaged by water but not
burned.
Read! Readi Readi
20 pieces hall wool cashmere, 3lc per
yard,
% pieces hall wool cashmere, double
width, full yard wide, o., BE-, be- per yard.
| IL pieces wooden dress goods, In plaid
and plain, at Zoe, worth Pie per yard.
81 pieces 81 cashmere, in light and dark
shades, at l7!c, worth 50c per yard.
10 pieces French sateen ut sac, worth
20c per yard.
About 30 pieces finest quality silk plush
and silk velvet, In every shade, Zoe, worth
from Sl.7b TO 80 per yard.
- pieces real turkey red table damask,
Doc, worth 60c per yard.
white Goods. white Goods.
A. pieces soit-fnishcd blcachcd muslin,
Sc per yard, 20 yards for 81.
80 pieces Lonsdalo cambria, 7lc. Is
yards for ~.
50 pieces assorted white goods, 3!c, 3lc,
3!c, worth Zoe per yard.
30 pieces check muslins, very finest
quality, large and small plaids, 6!c, SIC,
osci worth loc per yhfd.
GINGuAws. PRINTS.
200 pieces Rcnircw dress ginghams, all
light spring styles, Glc, 6lc, 0lc, worth
l24c per yard
200 picccs solid black prints, best made,
2lc, pc, 2lc, worth 7lc per yard.
20 dozen embroidered felt skirts, Soc,
Soc, Soc, worth n each.
I..... Iu.lt..s al ..s..l
Jerseys, j0c, worth Sl.20 each.
10 dozen misses colorcd Jerseys, zoe,
worth 20 each.
kid Gloves. Busties.
The best kid glove ON earth, four-button,
| embroidered back, real French kid glove
at Coo, worth Sl.25 per pair.
jersey gloves, extra length, l5c,~ worth
5Oc per pair.
White blankets, strictly all wool, cxtrg
large size, 81 per pair. You cannot buy
them for less than $40 per pair.
$50 ladies' rady.made cashmere suits
elegantly trimmed in velvet Sl.2j, Sl.25
Sl2j, worth 81 Ia - per suit.
millinery, Millinery, millinery.
The greatest feast Of bargains Momphi.
has ever seen. lluy your hats, feather,
ribbons, tips, etc, now while you can gel
| them for almost nothing: lO0bOxcs assortet
| wings, costing from 2bc 20 5Oc, includin,
birds, l5c, two for BE. All the wings an,
birds, ranging in price from zoe to Sl.2j
they will 20 ut BE, PIC, 2jc. 10 boxc
real ostrich tips Of every shade made, %
per bunch Of three.
100 pieces double faced satin ribbon
Nos ., - and 49, at lOc. worth 10 10 -
per yard 10 pieces watcrcd and fame,
ribbons, all pure silk, at 2Oc, worth SOC &
81 per yard.
All the felt hats, no matter how fine il
quality, 20 ut BE each.
~ dozen very fine toboggan caps ut ~,
each.
Buttons for the millions in silk, crotchcl
plush metal, jet, oxidizcd, etc, etc, all d
DC, worth from l5c 10 SOC per dozen.
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500. 900. 900 in one Year.

Tho total amount OF life assurance in
force in the Equitable Of New York reached
the enormous sum Of sisO,OOO,OOO at the
close Of the year 1887, and showed net
gain during the year Of $40, OO0, OOO-a gain
never before approached by any company.
The free tontnc policy Of the Equitable
is the grandcst improvement ever intro
duced In life assurance.
J. +. Walker, No. % Madison street, Is
the general agent for Memphis Of the
Equitable.
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AT s2.oo ONLY
OUR MEMS DEPARTMENT.
Every Garment Marked Down In like
Propo. tlon--A Pew Items VIII Prove
Our Intentions.

se.io-Our Mems Cashmere suits-rcgular
price $500, $500.
si2. .oo-Our Mems Fine Worstcd
aud CorkscrcW Suits-r 6 ilar price $500
5000
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Dausiruu

u REMOVED ny TuE rsr OF COCAINE
Aud Il stimulates and promotes the growth
OF the hair.
Bumcirs Flavorlng extracts arc the
besi
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NOTIONS AND FANCY coon
HousEKEEPERs' FURNITURE.
Tho Leading Furniture and Carpo'
House OF the South.


Tho Leading Furniture and Carpet
House OF the South.
You can behold AN almost endless variety
Of furniture at the house Of Mitchell 4
Bryson, 30S Main street, opposite the Pea
body hotel The goods are Of the latest
styles aud best makes, with prices reason
able ~ Ia quality. There ap elegant par
lor, bedroom, and diningroom sets, Of
which no larger or better assortment can
hc found anywhere. Then comes rocking
chairs, easy chairs, lounges and childpn's
goods VI great variety. splendid stock
OF foreign aud domestic carpets, uphol.
s,rfy goods Is kept for sale. and 10 these
the attention Of the ladies' OF the city aud
surrounding country IL respectfully called
To the housckccpcr the furniture market
ranks among the most important, aud
necessarily should be- 10, because much
depends upon the quality and style Of
goods purchased. OF courso the best arc
the cheapest, but always buy what YOU
need ut the leading houses, because YOU
will get the very best Tor your money.
a . -
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||I
aa,i~. so uotbsr-.

Mr. Windows Soothing rbfnp should aluay. "
used COZ ehlidrvn tccthinn. u soOihct the child
snituns the gums ailays all palm, ruivs wind svl,c
and l. the tsst wmedy Tot diauhoa &c pouic
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PROTESTING UNWISELY.
WHAT OPPOSITION TO THE NEW
ASSESSMENT LAW OPENS UP.

Reason Analyzos the Situation, and
Wonders why Il Is so; Also, Why
the Opponents Fear the Revision
Prospective Lower Rate.
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acc -Ch'llrcn's odd Knee Pants, formcrl.
75tcns $.
5oc-Childron's odd Knee Pants, formerly
500
75c-Children's Odd Knee Pants formerly
$i.50
si.oo-A Lot Of fine odd Knee Pants for
nelly 500.
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nnMn Nhr a.nr.

Our best finished cabinets nj " 30 per
dozen until further notice, at Moys,on's
gallery, J3s Main street.,
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Tnr finest cabinet photographs in the
city at Ferguson & Co.'s. Only $3.50 per
dozen
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lo'VVl palr NJ hinges, all sikcs, slightly
da,nagcd, suitable Tor gates and doors, Tor
sale chop at Gahays.