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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-03-22
Fashionable Tailoring and Dye,
ing Establishment.

Suits made IN order in any style Sc
as1t Line et samples kept on hand
Work maRship guaranteed Have add
ed dyeiag department to nv busi>
noss, and can make faded clothes look
most rs we'll as new. Prices are III od-
crate and will be glad of the patron age
OF those who are inclined 70 encourage
home enterpEiss. l keep my old stand
up stairs over GregSrv's store.
Respectfully,
J. B. CLEMENTS,
ost I'll ]. Henderson. y. C.
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Some people are so sanguine in this
word that they think they can plant a
handful Of seed in snowdrift and
gather a carload of strawberries the
day after the first thaw.
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TIE Equitable Society Is;
/ THE STRONGEST COMPANY;
holding i larger ca<h Surplus than any
o.h.r assurance organization in the world
Isurplps, per cent basis, Twe"ty-one
Aillions,j
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l. THE SAFEST TO PATEONIZE; as
ey.rr policy becomes absolutely lnconteSsI
able and cannot, then, like the policies ol
many companies, be contested, or compro-
III sci for part of it. face value.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-03-22
IN THE BLEAK NORTHWEST.

WINNIPEG, Man, March ia
terrific blizzard is raging on the North
shore of Lake Superior, and trains on
the Canadian Pacific Railroad are
completely blockaded.~ No trains have
arrived there from Montreal since
Thursday,-NeaO York Sta, II.
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WASHINGTON WAS CIT OFF.

WASHINGTON, March I3.-The snow
storm which struck the city Sunday
night spent its fury before daylight
Monday morning and left Washing
ton practically cut sfffrom telcgraphic
communication with the rest of the
world. Long stretches Of telegraph
poles within the city limits and on the
outskirts of the city leading to Balti-
more, Pittsburg and the South were
found on Monday morning broken by
the force OF the blizzard. Gangs OF
telegraph repairmen were at work all
day yesterday and to-day clearing up
and removing the tangled wires and
broken poles. But slow progress has
been made, as the weather has been
bitterly cold and the wind has blown
a gale ever since Sunday night. Las,
night out of more than two hundred
wires leading into the Offices of the
telegraph companies but four were in
working order-two leading to Balti-
more, another to Pittsburg and the
fourth to Richmond. This afternoon
through the untiring efforts Of the tele-
graph repairmen, the situation was I'm.
proved somewhat, and telegraphic
communication with Chicago, Cincin-
natl, Baltimore and a few Southern
points was restored.
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mere. ms morning the mercury was
below zero in different parts of the
| city, and q Dakota blizzard howled
through the streets. Not 4 train ar
rived at or left this station to-dsy, and
no mails were received. The Circuit
Court in session here was compelled
to take recess this forenoon because
OF the inability OF many of the court
officials to get here. The storm abated
somewhat about noon.
UTICA, March I3.-Yestcrday's bliz
zard continued to-day. The fall ot
snow is unprecedented. The fast mail
and fast Atlantic express, due in New
York early this morning, are stalled
here and the passengers are making
the best Of the situation, amusing
themselves with cards, etc No trains
arrived to-day from any direction.
Troy, March 13.-Snow has fallen
here without a moments cessation for
forty hours. It's average depth is four
feet, but some of the drifts in the
streets are twelve feet high. All travel
except that Of pedestrians is suspended
Little business is done and all the
schools are closed
ON THE ALLECHANJES.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, March I3.-Busi
ness on the Pennsylvania Railroad be-
tween this city and Philadelphia is
completely paralyzed. No trains have
arrived from the East since last night.
Everything is blockaded by snow on
and east of the mountains. There are
miles of freight and few passenger
trains snowbound, with little prospect
Of getting them out for at least twenty
four hours. At some places the snow
drifts are five to eight feet in depth,
Almost all the telegraph wires are
down, and it is impossible from this
end of the road to locate or Colnmu
nicate with the snowbound trains.
The railroad officials have informa-
nation to the effect that the snow
storm is gradually working its way
Westward, and will probably reach
this city late tonight or tomorrow.
Baltimore and Ohio trains from the
East continue to arrive, but are very
much delayed. The local tempera-
ture ranged to-day from s to 10 de
grees above zero. In the early after
noon fine snow began to fall. All
kinds of business showed the effects of
the storm, and the streets were almost
deserted. The telegraph companies
have been greatly inconvenienced
through loss of communication with
the East. For the first time in ten
years there was no receipt of shipment
of live stock from the Central Stock
Yards at East Liberty.
HARRISBURG, Pa, March I3.-No
trains have arrived here from Philadcl-
phia over the Pennsylvania road since
5:45 Monday morning. Owing to
the high wind and cold weather little
progress is being made IN removing
the snowdrifts from the railroad tracks,
| although several thousands shoyelers
are at work east of Lancaster. BE
tween Lancaster and Harrisburg miles
of cars are strung on the tracks. In
addition to the obstacles interposed to
railroad travel by the snow, hundreds
Of telegraph poles are lying across the
tracks. No such embargo on railroad
business ever before existed east of
this city.
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(. w. coGH'LL'
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

HENDERSON, n. {.
Estimates and Specifications fol
the Erection Of Buildings Solicited
Estimates of Damage OF Burnt Build
lngs a Speciality.
[feb. S-1c.l
Bent County register., 1888-05-12
YHH GnLaRIna gH1UTAunux

Has speai auditorium seating capacity 1000 peon. The
= usrf and
able a. hours for the pleasure seeker Palmer Lake
is- ia Colorado being only So niles
do Spring. aud os from Psebo With passenger stopping
daily NJ N. Lake -
The hoe! Accommodations will be
new, large and beautiful hotel With about
THE PALMER LAKE TOWN COMPANY WILL OFFER FOR SALE
Bent County register., 1888-05-12

rani igo, deputy County Assessor,
ealhe IN from the no TIL "Wednesday.
The election of two members of
me school board Monday proved 10
'e quite exciting and called out the
male and female voters in force the
ladies taking very active part, and
az near as we could judge they en-
]oyed the excitement. There were
four tickets with the result of the
election of DIR. w. NJ. Cummings
Secretary and James Swift Treasurer
of the school board.
Bent County register., 1888-05-12
Notioe.rtn,ber culture.
Z. s. Land ONCE at Lamar. Colorado,

L. $. Land ONCE at Lamar, Colorado,
April 2sth, 1883.
Complaint having been ent red mt this office
by Henry N. Turner ngiiinst William II.
Bowen for failure TO comply with law us to
Entry No. $500 dated Dec.
9TH, 1856 upon the S. W. IA Section 81, Town
ship % $. Range 4s W.. in Bent County, Colo
RADIO, with view to the cancellation of said
entry: contestant alleging that said William
Fl. Bowen has failed to break or cnuecd to be
broken acres during first year of his Entry
ana said default exists to this date. the said
this office on the 18th day OF June 1858, at .
O'Clock A. NJ, to respond and furnish testi
mony concerning said alleged failure.
FRANK +. ARRUCKLE,
Register.
4I-50. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Bent County register., 1888-05-12
Not1ee-ri.aper culture.
$. Land onice at Lamar, Colorado q. !,

Jan. 2stls 1893.
Complaint having been entered at this
0fice by VIII. Wittmer against Robert l..
Grosky for failure to comply with law t.
IlInber Culture Entry No. III dated Jan. 2Oth
1871, npon the n. W. IA Section ~, Township
10 ;. Range 81 W., in Bent County, Colorado,
with view to the cancellation OF said entry
contestant alleging that snid Robert l.. Cros
KY has failed to break, plow cause to be
prokcn or piowed five acres Of said tract dur
ing hrst year of said entry. the said pnrtles
are hereby summoned to appear at this office
on the 4tb day of June 1888, 1T o'clock A. M,
to respond and furnish testimony concern
Ing said alleged failure
FRANK P. ARBUCKIE,
ID. ZIMERMAS, Register.
Atty for Plaintiff.
Bent County register., 1888-05-12
South Main Street.

Q 0Lo.
l-Sl
Bent County register., 1888-05-12
ON TUESDAY, NAY 22,
-AItS%
saegeS Ssleetlau Of ghaiee Mass

aed ~ and In the Immediate vicinity Lake This
nnes. offered desirable for
r e'dncs reasonable that will rapidly advance
i,euo" prices which the older Chuauqu Assembly
placS-
Excursion Will Cry A. T F. r. ll2o
' Monday May slt, leaving
ilturung viii leave Palmer Lake " Wedn.-lay ~.
Bent County register., 1888-05-12
Mr. and Mrs. Tyke went to Denver

a cold wave was with us the hrst
of the week.
inc street sprinkler went on duty
wednesday for the season.
johnny Gallagher went down to
Liberal, Kansas, Wednesday.
d IL. Il. Lyle aud Capt. Munger
were up 10 Fountain this week.
1t is getting SO our people expect
shower about every twenty min.
utes.
Mrs DIR. Cummings returned Sun.
day trom few days visit at Las An.
imas
a. W. johnson, cattle man from
near Las Animas, was a caller Tues.
day.
r. {. Descent came down from
Pueblo Tuesday evening and went
over 10 Chiyiugton Wednesday.
7 J. B. Rogers, editor OF the EadSs
Times, accompanied by his wife
spent several days in town this week.
The ground is plowed the seed
so"n, aud the rains are coming Just
right, all of which is good enough so
far thi. year.
II. ID. Adams, from Jetmore, Kan
Sa', arrived in town Thursday looking
Tor location TO open a grocery, he
will probably locate.
Je~elrr Bump has more fun at
picnic than any other man in the
country. By the way he admitted
that L"uden had been giving him
something for his appetite.
If anyone thinks the country is
not on boom, let them take drive
out and see the farmers at work,
that is the kind of boom the west
needs and the kind we are having.
While wrestling Monday William
hruse caught his foot and fell in
such a way as to break small bone
in his left leg just above the ankle,
the accident will lay HIN up for
while.
The old settler farmers of the state
consider this the mos, favorable sea
son for crops during their residence
in Colorado. The rains have been
general and farmers are confident of
gathering big crops this fall.
S. A. Sheldon, prominent lawyer
in western Kansas, resident Of Jet
more, was in town Tuesday. Mr
Sheldon is a property owner in
Lamar and was up to see how the
town and country was prospecting.
]. T. Young an old friend of S. d.
Rail arrived here Wednesday even
ing from Iowa. Mr.. Young has been
Secretary of his state three terms, he
is q prominent republican and We
hope he will conclude to locate in
this country.
The roundup working from the
state line up the river TO Nepesta
was here Tuesday morning. There
was just across the river several
parties making two hundred cow
boys. The mai party will keep Oh
the river, aud small parties will fol
low ur the creeks as they come to
them.
Joe. Sparrow was acquitted on a
charge of killing l. z. Olive at Trail
City, in the district court at Pueblo
Monday, and arrived here that even
ing accompanied by party of
friends. Joe. is feeling very well
but does not look much like he did
years ago when he use to come up TO
Dodge City every year over the Tex
AS trail with cattle.
Mr.. George Krcuch proprietor Of
the big dry goods store Oh south
Nam street was IN town Monday
and expressed himself well pleased
with his business here. Mr.. krouch
is AS pleasant a gentleman as one
would meet in . months travel and
We are glad to know thai he is SO
well pleased with Lamar, and intends
to spend good deal of his time this
Bent County register., 1888-05-12
WINE.

For invalids great strengthening
medicine unfrumented. home manu-.
ihcturei by VIM. Harper, guaranteed
to he pure wild grape juice recon-
mendcd by NJ. D's., for rale only Mt
the City Drug Store. 2.37 If.
Bent County register., 1888-05-12
sttTHE PALMER LAKE TOWN COMPANY -

JNO Z FROST. Prrsideut Topeka Kaa.
Col Johnson Treas Topeka ks Chamberin Vice Pres
Lake. Steele Malone Ays Denver Colo; Hon
Chas. K. CAST GeuI Atty, Pueblo Colo
Bent County register., 1888-05-12
oarpe Eggs for saie.


From TAFT Clalbournes Red and
Blue Piles Cotton Balls and Span
giles. They are all fast fighters and
dead game.
Eggs l.5o per setting of ls. Ad-
dress J. NJ. Coclrane.
4esm. WILDE, BENT Co.. Colo.
A car of plows and implements at.
Huddleston & Welch's. If
d. c. Marker wishes to inform tho
public that he has his carpenter
shop rebuilt and is again readyf for
business. 44tf
A car of mllle4 and cane seed at
Huddleston &. Welch's. If.
Bent County register., 1888-05-12
THE SANITORIUA OF THE ROCKIES
The Most attractive and Romantic SPOT in the
State The Location of the ColoradoC huutauoua

Attention svi,ed to the unusua this point
location for natural beauty D.csey
of the continental divide .2oe feet abo, grt
little lake which
dmostch charvnin. the sior~ of the Rockies.
of
the
foan,ain and hotels
Streets walks, points laid out
ssler he care of skiiiful landscape engineer.
Bent County register., 1888-05-12
Tickets FOR THE FOUND TRIP

hANStS CITY. t25 WICHITA &23 90.
LAWRENCE, NEWTON FLORENCE,
,doPEkA, go. HUTCHINSON and STERLING 22 90
LAlOMA, GREAT BEND. 2L00
LARNED
klNSLEY, DODGE CITY, $1,000
GARDEN CITY, COOLIDGE, $50
LAMAR LAS ANIMAS,
LA JUSTA, ROCKY FORD, 400!
The Palmer Lake
will entitled
euon ticket applied thus getting free
dtIcn a good
~i DC I & x Il, Kans City,
ed X agents Kinsle,, Dodge Garden City
=
This delightful the of bringing
LAKE, il offered BY
Bent County register., 1888-05-12
FURNITURE

Aud can suitably furnish the finest
house or most humble claim shanty.
Trey also handle.
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1T CAUGHT THE CROWD.
An Apparently Bona Eide Horse Whip
ping Proves To Be a False Alarm.

ping Tfosee ~ DC aase ALARM.
People passing along Madison street near
Second yesterday evening about $50 o'clock
were treated IN n rather prusnoI and ox.
Ill :. -. "' ."s va
ci',ns Scehe was tnat Oh khock-uowh
and horse whipping administered by an APP
parently irate husband upon the person
Of fashionably dressed young man,
who lay hatless, sprawling upon the
pavement, while his companion stood
helplessly by and watched his friend
receiving his public chastiscment with
out interfering; pretty lady in a
buggy near by, evidently the wife of the
gentleman who was playing the star part of
the engagement, also looked on with much
concern at the proceedings. Windows were
thrown up, alargc crowd quickly gathered
and no policeman was to be seen. 1t was
evidently bona fide affair and an ArrEAb
reporter hurried to the spot, but soon saw
from the disappointed looks of the crowd
that IL was a false alarm. The crowd looked
like II had been sold and felt mad about il.
The cause of the excitement is simply
told. II would not be of much interest,
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! THERE, WAS MUSIC IN THE AIR.
Memphis Has q Cultivated Police re
partment With Big Soul for Music.

There was q sound OF revelry the other
aight within the dingy and cobwebbed walls
f the police station-housc last night TWAS
Is though flock Of fddles and guitars had
been turned loose with license TO charm the
natives and providers.
There was capture yesterday OF base
Tillain, who fraudulen,ly appropriated some
bthcr fellows violin. Also one who yanked
beneath his protecting coat-tails a guitar,
he ownership Of which, in fec simple
lodged not with him. When landed at the
ainboose the instruments were accordingly
soniiscated and remain there as indisputable
fvidence 10 erect iron barricades between
The prisoners and precious freedom.
Memphis has n cultivated police dcpart.
ment Every member OF a. can extract
music. good. bad or Indifferent, from some
Instrument Chief Davis delights in a Jews
harp; Capt. Hackett Sergeant Koran, PATROL
mon Delaney, Mccormick, DoheFty, kchoo
and other sons Of Humbert's realm, rcvcl la
trains from strings Of Italia's harp; Conway
roer into ccstacies over the yelps Of n cur
frightened by the clank OF tin can and
rnttle which cling tenaciously 70 his caudal
nppcndagc; saltmarsh, Higgins, ct al, sweep
The guitar with skillful fingers aud produce
. flood Of melody that chain all hearers 20 n
pspot not exceeding one foot in diameter;
but Turbeyillc i the member who catches
the boys. He halls from the grand old State
Of Mississippi, and can lay claim 10 no moro
prctentious village than Folks Land
lng--ergo, bo plays the fiddle, and
has Tcpcrtoiro that would cause
> monster wave OF grecn-eycd envy
70 take control Of the original Arkan-
ns Tayeler. Turbcyille and Higgins met
At the s,ation.house at midnight, aud armed
themselves with the captured fiddle and
guitar. There was music In the air Roll
rail- was delayed. delayed again, and finally
postponed until noon today.
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Trustees Sale.

TrNnED avl h,,. ~ Il.
49,. Suu ny Ni.tue o' oV,'tin Ius' 1,VuS exc
crca,h ~ ~: nnaers,sun ",u us WY, m",a ~
hsar ds,c rnsnoo,I,oi i,, u. rn ,o, "o
,s-a ~. III, rvspey"Nvg ~ ny ly.u oi June
1854 W., n ''h VI S Mvh, ioso' ,ne Nn uW Q, NAV,
witch a. ~ von 30. ~ ~" u sa,i ioo, au ~, "
hy "a,,r, T,o ~ i"o nVsN'ei sV"Vo VI onV'
~ N"H' .V"',, iw'h, v"
monday, the snu day OF July, iSSS, cs,-
In front of the family residence OF tho late J. A
Creath. standing on one OF the tracts hereinafter
described between the hours Of 10 o'clock a m. and
Z o'clock pm, offer for sale at public cutlery the
following real and personal property, to.wic
~ A tract OF land lying Ia the Ninth Ciyil Dis.
trict OF said county and state aud described thus.
beginning ut stake in the northeast corner Of tho
Love 600 acre tract known as tho Gooch a Stother
tract thence west 10 chains and 30 links 10 stake
thence south ~ chains aud 30 links thence east 40
chains aud 10 links 20 stake, thence north IS
chains and 30 links TO the beginning containing itt
acres This tract sold under the trust deed of dat,
OF sthof May 1850
t2l tract of 1871 ncres living IN snld comfy and
State, In section 2Iagc and q and in the seventh
and Ninth Civil Districts of said county this being
the property convened Inv Iohn Williams IN / A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-21
I.ouisvtIIc a Nashville Limited.

Taking effect Sunday night next, June
II, the Louisville q Nashville railroad will
,ut on a fast schedule between Memphis
md New York rs follows Leave Mem
phis at $50 o'clock p. m, arrive at Louis
Tille AZ ll:50 O'Clock a. M, Cincinnati nj
Loo O'Clock p. m. next day, and New York
The following day at 400 O'Clock p. m.
Iimc-Fourteen hours 10 Louisville,
eighteen hours 10 Cincinnati, and iorty-one
houn 10 New York. vcstibulo sleeper
Memphis 10 New York; by limited vesti-
bule train from Cincinnati.
Morning train leaving Memphis nj 10
o'clock n. m; arrives at Louisville nj 2l7
o'clock n. M, and Cincinnati Mt O: AZ OF clock
next morning and New York the day fol-
lowing nj 5 o clock am, with parlor cars
and stucpoB from Memphis. This train
makes close connection with fast train
10 Chicago. via Guthrie and Evansville.
! ;-aecin parlor car and sleeper sold through.
This train also carries parior car TO Nash
vile.
Most desirable line 10 ST. Louis by train
leaving Memphis nj $500 clock p. M, with
through slccpenA
FOR further information call nj Office, No.
BIZ Main street, or address
X. II. MHoos, Passenger Agent.
Jonx A. SoorT, Ticket Agent
AL NO ask for RisinQ Sun baking now.
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DnIxE Malto a. soda fountain.

COMMENCING June 20, the Mississippi
Valley route will cell round trip tickets
rom Memphis and all coupon stations on
Us line 10 Grand Bay, West Pascagoula,
Ocean Springs, Biloxi, Mississippi City,
Pass Christian and Bay 81. Louis, Miss,
At remarkably low rates for the round trip.
These tickets will be good TO return thirty
days from date Of sale.
For further information call nj ticket Of
Zee Of this line, 81 Main street, under
Peabody hotol.
r. II. TALLY, Ticket Agent
Mir. HARRY, Pass. Agt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-21
Nov Ii the Time

To use Hodges Sarsaparilla with Iodde OF
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
.ertain cure for rheumatism, scrofuous az.
!ections and all diseases peculiar to females.
Renovates and inyigoratcs the system. Phys
icians recommend It. Take no other. Ran
gum Root Medicine Co., manufactures.
Nashville, Tenn. 81 per bottle. Sold at
Holsters drug store. 2s3 Main street
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Executors Sale OF Real Estate.

rINO clos up the estate of J. NJ Wilson, deceased.
i Twin on Thursday, June ~, 1855, bc.
tween II aud y o'clock at the south corner NJ
Mndisoh aud Main STREETS. In Memphis proceed To
sell Ia the highest bidder the following ra estate.
Lot ~, Wlloughby Williams subdivision. con.
tanning al.l01 acres. South half of lot a Same
subdivision, containing 100 acres.
THIS properly Is situated ON the east site OF Ia.
Rose Stnct, between the city aud the sixty Ave
ncrS sold last year by Mr. Napoleon lilll To the
Kansas city Investors Tor ~ 30 per acre IL Il also
Jacob NJ Williamson. Tor which 5000 per acre was
rsontly refused. II 1. well situated for subdi.
vision, within two squares Of the Prospect lark
two street rnilruadl
Terms ot Sale one thirl cash. balance IN one
aud two year,. Flats Of the property aud lniorma.
ton ~ ~ title can IL seen at the oicc Of lunsou
Cary. No 10 Madison street
MAJ - issS J. J. WILSON. Executor.
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WHITE CLIFF MINERAL SPRINGS,
SUMMER SCHOOL.

For Ladies IN all advanced polite branches. Net
fopoiitsn advantage. Proximity and ifequeni
giving foil detaila
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE
Established issD, DCentral Park West. New York
Pail se,slon begins September n. issA Addrc-l
Nine. Van Norman, a. above
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Muliord's for silver.

1LLrxofs CENTRAL RAILROAD will sell
round trip tickets 10 Texas points, via New
Orleans, nj low rates on June %. Inquire
d Ticket Agents, No. 3l2 Main street. No.
W Madison street, and At depot
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-21

~ REMOVED ny THE USE oY COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
NJ the hair.
Bumett's Flavonng extracts arc tho
best
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HEnKELI's letter Ointment cured the wife
n q. w. Whitfield DeKalb, Tex, OF skin
diseases on the face Of eight years duration"
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Dissolution.

OWING TO THE DEATH ora. X punscoMB
" the hrm Of Dunsoomb bros. was Dissolved on
Nay n issa The business VIII he settled ~ n h.
pnder the nrrn name ~ Dunscomb Bros. nj No.
~ ffont street. Thanking our frends fof past H.
yon aud solhiung aoontinuance Of their PATTON.
~ ne.pectfulJ SIN. Durscohh, ".
Rare opportunity at Muiiorda
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Danarun

All wo ask for Rising Sun baking pow.
der Is one trihl.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column win be charged at
ntc Of l5c for two lines one insertion two inser.
tions pc: one week SO.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

~ spectfully announces his candidacy for Mag.
istmte, subject TO tho action Of the Democratic
Convention
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A GOOD, r. LIABLE JEwELER, ONE THAT
"A understands manufacturing preferred, a65
Main street. V. II Thayer
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A GOOD WHITE GIRL, FOR COOK OR GEN.
IA eral houscwork in small family. Apply at
NO o6i REkIE ST