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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-01

LIrrgU E0cK. Ark. Feb. 29-- Between
hali-past 10 and II O'Clock last nigai FIRE
was discovered ia TIE large tbsee-story
building or the cefner Of Man and Third
sts, owned and occupied by Wolf Brothers
the LARGEST whoiesAie DRY goods house ln
the South west In 81 hour The firenen had
the fsmes under c.rtr9l aid ssrsd the
bnIIdiug. but the l0ss "a both building and
stock, tho iattsr ctleiis from water. vili
rszeh So p91. TIE building vss insured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-01

John p RiGisms ieli while aoins 8
lefty tumbllng set a snsiabs Opers
Hopss lasi night aua 3 was - FIRST thought
BE isr 49, brsken Hs vss carried 20 the
neeEei Heu~s here hs bosrds sn9 ~
rogsfas vss safn nensa. TIE docfer foun6
. serfrs h-liss ed sfrzin bat Be lfsriuFss
It j. unasrtaiu 1ssfosr ne vii bs sbs io
spDesr fhis ever ne
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Mason County Goes Dry.

ttt.stf,, rts sv>sgsts .ts,sA-
LumxsToN. Feb. 2s.--The city OF Lueing.
ton goes vet by 22S which the returns
from seven townships overcomes. and gives
> Gry majority OF AZ. The 81 remaining
townships viii PROBABLY increase majority
~ 10.
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.Ernnrt & ~.


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fhe sst1 f0f aTina wFis hs1 VIII tuf
~fra 90 raei kasr ks.s - ffe sufe
raB sssa - 3 them. ~ thsT srs
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becDrsfed Dfnner >fff
Bipe EtrnTia 20 pieoe,. onls 81 81 Brown
Bouquet mlsmsfcnes 81 brown La
bore IT. & ~ Boobies oa.f va.sl $50
Clsrei Asdra. Ero~nGeas besi sa.8t
Did YOU ever hear of sgrh isa lricet7
Cold Band fhirs Tee fefs - uiece9.
ftiJ. Bsuosome Decorated Tea Heiz. ~
pseces. 500 Aou must cone 81 0iics is
secure fbess bsreaInf
g,seorsfsa chan l,ef ssts
Tweutv Cntmbef Sets ~ uieoes with
slop lar 81 3f5 Ifr sei ghsnibef s<ts
that wee 80 and s.. nov urfksd s7ss
ard S3y5
Rila cos Olsss Salts 81 each second
-four iargs sss0ft1ltnf oi Decoreisd
Curs ana ss8ee-s. 20 ffeeae cure md ssslc.
srs xsrf ts0 and thiae tfn,ts more than
ti,si priCel a whole fsfis iaa ~ Jspsnese
Blue = sud Hsucefe e.
8arbie. M.fbisstf 1ssfbi.stff
Ans sfsis q mafbi.s ssr Pee tsI 0u fbs
third fac5 81 gresfls reaurfa Ffrsg Also
ToTs - ererf dsscript on. 6urfhirg on
the - cent counter car be- bad f0r ~ cents
fnoss of ypg who nFe looking Cor csr6
~ z.s would do Ssli e. l0ok ttis couEtsr
over.
.Ea.sf" T.s spe cscss pef.
sre msrked down - hsf priot These are
lie uicest tbisgs ~ steep tee o. nofies in.
tfslIft CAD - fttA% ~ tHfft NttEHtff N one
81 tksse 10. pgit Three firf cofee Dot
..ISss go piBt, Sc pint 81 pint.
ar T8ess 40 made n - .er material.
700 vii fnd them on the fairt Ho<H.
Those ~ Cent Broouis sre hsefa great
rur Dozens 81 them are btiuf said ,,yery
esy. sn9 ~ fhsr mar. - they sse solo 81
6ost - Third fg9r
Efnstesi Brnshsr
Serub5ing brushes borss brushes psirf
brushes versiasie br1stse gbitswseh
firae1ss. bis king brushes foor frusbss
fe1utef ofEsi.es vine0v brushes and "a
fsei ever kua ~ bffsh ro1 eeH Bsrne =
- be- folrd or fbs third fsOr
Cider rrrs ifgera
Ierronssls tunabiert. casussgnf tankisfs
csref sssss vine Ksesff sr6 uIediciD@
e.assss a. ms4ts1 feiosi cost a leres
tehis frii oftte airresi bsrgs -. ~ ne res-
sor III s.ses it fsHad in iss rssr ~ caf
store. fffrTtfing suNrfs3ia pisin fgores
fla VII - vorT lnst cAsras ~ bue
ses-snee saIe gDsfs for ere next I've Ist
months. - Don't far v1sf chsnos--..e-
nssr5er tss sac at = fer 0eys
iofrfr
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-01

Come Kn5 80 err nev geo1s to5e7
Ef. klsBEs = "a.
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LosDos. Feb. - An avalanche IN the
valley e Morobbs. sni.zer and. hss kisi ed
ten persons and macy head gf cattle. and
destrsssd isgge ruu n bonses.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-01

Tb. Could ssgs Csc Dismissed.
agsin.l Gould and ss hrs ne=n aismissed.
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Chicken Feed.

A man in Athens, Mich. possesses ii hen
IL years old She Is still IN egg-ce!lent
health Lowell Citizen
A St Louis chicken has three wings, and
the old rooster says grayeiy that the young
chicken is altogether too hy.-Somerville
Journal
1t is stated that gold is found in tha chick
ems crop in Nebraska They have imported
I'm, too, We judge from the price OF the last
pair we bought. Boston Bulletin.
Don't crowd your fowls, says poultry
exchange. We will add that if you do crowd
them, DO it with corn. We are some OF
POULTRY ourseIf. Evansville Breeze.
Russia has placed tax of one kopeck each
Oh every egg sold in the kingdom, and the
hens kopecking around with every mark Of
dissatisfaction. Epoch.
\ Michigan man has a chicken which Is IL
years old Sealed proposals FOX the purchase
If 1t will be received from boarding house
Hotel Mail
A Connecticut man made a bet that he
could kill, clean, cook and eat sprin1
chicken ia fifteen minutes He won the bet.
but it was an awful surprise TO the chicken
Burlington Free Pres
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Advice To- Ynnnc Mritcr-.

Don't give up your occupation, from
which you derive regular income, until
YOU are sure that were you 10 give your
whole time 10 writing you could produce
enough articles, and articles Of the proper
kind and quality, 10 bring 10 bring 10 yon
cash returns large enough TO supply such
wants rs YOU believe must be filed. Until
that time comes-and when it does come
you can tell much better than keep on
writing, reading and thinking. AccunIs-
late ali the ideas you can. Accumulate
all the articles you cannot sell, and ac-
emulate all the customers you can. DO
your writing early in the morning when
ever possible, and always keep your eyes
on the future.
This last is very important in onespar-
tcular that | am afraid young writers
800 often neglect. IOu must expect what
seems curt and often harsh treatment
from editors Take this always as a mat
ter of course, rs one Of the crosses of the
profession, and never lose your temper.
Do not allow your sensitiycness TO put
you ON bad terms with any editor. Ii is
like living in the face of Providence. You
may forget what You considered an Insult
At his hands but he never for.,c's If YOU
resent il, and if, years after, You offer
him an article, 1t will uost likely be re-
turned without rSJrd to its merits.
Never argue W. ST BUN, mad dog or
an editor n Hammond in The
Writer
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Produsts of Sewage Farms.

DIR. Tidy in marked contrast with DR., Cor
field. thinks that there is danger that entozoic
diseases may be communicated TO both man
and beast 10y means of the products OF sewage
farms. lie says that the fact has always
been recognized that entozoic diseases have
an external origin; l. e., that the ova or para
sites come from without, and are not geuer-
ated within, the human body Millions OF
oya are voiled with every segment dis
charged by the person afflicted with tape
worm, EACH ovum being capable Of produc-
ing measle in the flesh of All animal, and
each measle tapeworm in the body OF the
man. lie has seen watercreSses and celery
grown on sewage ground, having aquantity
of dried sewage matter deposited on the
stems. and he has, with more than a cooks
patience, tried to wash this matter OF, but
the tenacity with which it sticks upon the
surface OF the vegetable when once dry is
perfectly astounding.
IL should be- remembered in this connection
that these vegetables are eaten IN all un-
cooked state The grass covered with sewage,
eaten as it Is with rapacity by the cattle, IN
fects their bodies with the larval parasite
Thus the meat is measly, and measly meat,
except for efficient cooking, means tapeworm
to the human subject Perhaps a similar
story might he toll! OF trichna, with its ten
times greater danger. The farm, therefore,
flat receives sewage must he more liable to
produce measly meat than the farm that does
not receive il Science Book Review.
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rouIEr cHUcKleS.

A sermon and hornet resemble eacn otner
Ia that they both have q concluding point
Dansville Breeze.
As freckles are 10 the countenance OF
nretty girl. ~ are delinquents to the suoscriP-
ton list Of an editor Evansville BreeD
The calicoes of a popular dry goods mouse
are said TO be like one Of the members Oh Tue
firm-the prints Of good feilows'-Do7'on
Bulletin.
The cbiropo,list is content b begin at the
foot in business: the barber straight al tue
head.-Boston Courier.
Water from the river Styx should be good
material for mucilagc manufacturers Dos
ton Bulletin.
A sign over one Of the concert halls reads;
A large chorus Of solo singers '-buhaio
Courier.
And now We hear OF an oil can trust.
That's nothing new, as the sad tate OF many
a servant girl shows. Richmond Dispatch.
The man with magic lantern cannot be
expected to hold your opinion. he may
have other views OF his own.-New Orleans
Picayunc.
A Singular Lack Of Courtesy 'ciar',
Mr. Shookum. f didn't forgit to ak yo' to
take off yo' hat! I'm actually gittin' dat alb
zen minded | haint got common perlitenes'
no mo'"-IIarper's Bazar
A serious accident occurred in an up town
house the other night by q misplaced switch.
The owners husband stepped upon II and ran
hairpin into his foot to the depth OK an
inch -NOrristown Herald.
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same And then took a little note she
had ,xrriftcn to Mr. Rirch


~ knew what was in H. She told him
that rather than leave the world without
keeping her vow to him she would be
married OH her dying bed. powdered
her up well, miss, and ] dressed her in
the embroidered dressing gown, with tune
roses at the throat. ! pulled down the
green shades and darkened the room. She
fixed the pillows to prop herself up with,
and then skipped into bed.
"'Give me my pearl bracelets, she said,
and the handsomest Of those handker-
chiefs. aud all my rings; and Flora. mind
you must sob all through the ceremony,
I'm going to be calm.
1--WE hadn't five minutes more. but Just
~ the first knock came 10 the door she
whispered:
"'Oh, dearl If only could have slow
music Couldn't You catch that "Trayi-
alta" organ, Flora, and get him TO play
for half an hour outside the window,
He's always Oh the corner. Flora, I'll
leave You something handsome if you do.
II did it. short as the time was. /
caught that man and lie ground out his
quarters worth.
The clergyman was very nice, neat,
near sighted old gentleman. Mr.. Birch
was the dreadiulest sight-pale as ghost
and shaking from head 10 foot The
groomsman looked dreadfully sorry; tie
four or five intimate friends looked as
though they were at funeral; and 10 see
her. with her calm smile and powdered
face, one hand against her heart, @the
other in his-I was glad | d been told 10
sob: / had 10 do something. And 50 they
were married.
az feel, said Miss Grigr slowly, that
this. perhaps the last moment OF my life,
IS very sweet To die thus, with my hand
IN yours-ahl Dear friend, adieu. Flora,
my faithful maid, take this ring saw
her pick out the cheapest but no matter.
Remember me 10y it. Now-leave as
''Then everybody kissed her and went
out Of the room sObbing
"In a moment more there was scream;
Mr. Birch had tainted away 1t took an
hour 10 bring him TO.
"The reporter Of the evening paper was
waiting outside for the news. II was pub
lishcd all over that night. but the next
afternoon the travelling dress came back
in the black trunk.
yes, miss, Of course-Miss Grigg-I
mean 10 say Mrs. Birch-recoycred at
once And that's the whole story. I'm
the only one that knows ii, and | wouldn
mention II to any one but you, ma am. -
New York News
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"(nnrf. of CnnciliafinIl. -

For years there has existed in Den
mark said we'll known lawyer III the
Hoffman house the other day, ''what are
called fonligelsis kOmHi->ion, or courts of
cOnsiliatiOn.' which have worked 10 a
cb,am and are well worthy of imitation
everywhere. and especially in this conn
try, where all our courts are crowded to
repletOn with business These are not
courts Of arbitration, but are conducted
on this plan: There Is one judge and two
assistants, none OF whom are professionals,
hut are taken from among citizens the
same as we take jurors, by consent OF all
parties. Every case TO be acted on must
be brought before these courts of concllia-
ton before it can be taken into a regular
cour, Of law The plaintiff comes without
counsel, none being allowed on either side,
and states his case plainly, and the de-
PENDANT is summoned TO appear on a GER
tain day, either in person or by proxy,
otherwise he is fined if the case has TO he
taken 10 a law cour1. Then each party is
heard and questioned by the judge, who
tells them Of the legal rights and duties
# each aud gives advice on suggestions.
The parties are not obliged to take this,
but if they do, and agree TO settle, the
judgment is without appeal and llnal.-
New York Evening sun.
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Tobacco Market.
RICHMOND, Va, February

hltHMOND, ~ tfl udi ~.
The presence of a good many best
Virginia planters on Change to-day
betOkens good breaks of West Virginia
brights this week, and weather is very
suitable for sampling In old tobaccos
the market to-day was rs quiet as the
week past, and We learn Of no important
lately in this line. Receipts
in all interior markets have been heavy,
and there were declines generally on
lower grades, but on fine wrappers dark
and bright prices have kept up well.
Planters seem altogether 10 be mar
keting the worst they have put
on the breaks this season, and
it looks as If they were striking the tall
end of the crop this carly in the year
and if so, We shall soon have very much
lighter receipts for the balance If the
season, which will, no doubt, affect pric, :
The Western dark
grades of new are iirmer, but in OLD ami
new Burleys the market appears weak
md irregular
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Mineral Water Bottlers

CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. CO. ". f
street. Manufacturers Ot Vanilla ~
aud mineral waters.
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A Pretty French Girl.

One Of the prettiest girls | saw in
France was selling flowers on the grand
balcony Her beauty won her many
buyers as well as admirers. Her hair
was as dark as the ravens wing, her
eyes flashed and softened by turns, her
features were rs clean as from sciup-
tors chisel, her cheeks red roses. How
ever she might be addressed she answered
with q smile, a melodiOus laugh Of
pleasure following if she were pleased, q
irown clouding her face but adding 10 her
beauty if she would reprove. But she did
not lose the evenness of her temper. II
10 so want 10 sell all re genteelmen
lowers" she would say in broken Eng.
lish, with delicious French accent that
dole right through the hearts and
nto the pocketbooks of some Amer
can gentlemen, knew, and TO whom
,he often turned during the evening,
but ] want them to buy for their own
,oot, not mine. | love re flowers. They
ire sweet flowers, lovely flowers" and
Ter face ran red with bushes like her
Oses gave up thinking Of her when
ieard next morning that she had hus-
mnd whom she regularly whipped twice
day-D. A. Orr in Chambersburg Spirit.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Reported by q. W. Branch Il Co., bsnkst
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street

New YORK, February 20-Up 10 noon
Reading and st. Paul were the features
and represented more than half of the
400 shares traded in. The news from
the mining districts was peaceful, but it
was understood there was much dissatis-
faction among the miners. 1t was gen
orally conceded that the strike was prac-
tically settled. The trading in the stock
during the first hour was very feverish,
and every advance brought out long
stock. Owing to the severe storm af
fecting telegraphs Western news came
slowly, and there were many conflicting
stories in the room. The stocks in st.
Paul and .he rest Of the granger system
were fairly well supported. Our firm
specials from Chicago say there is no
change in the situation there
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Climbs of All Sorts.

There are clubs Of all sorts and charac-
or In New York The tall men have a
Tub called the Titans. The men who
wish to show themselves superior To
uperstition have formed themselves into
club Of thirteen The southerners club
ogether and so do the New Englanders,
he fat men and the Scotchmen. The
.thletes and the artists all meet together
n associations for their own encourage
oent and improvement Ii is even re-
,orted from Paris that near sighted club
Ias been formed there Y. World.
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The Fashions.

Hands will be more or less worn in the
pockets this winter City Blizzard.
A fashion note informs us that high linen
collars are going They were big enough to
walk long time ago-New Haven News.
Fashions for males don't change much; still
there is always new wrinkle IN coct tails
New Haven News.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
=
EOR THE "LENTEN SEASON"

Il Oh l III LEN ~ NDANONs
MACkEhEL. something very fine and cat.
SAL Mon -altod smoked, p!ced. AMI fresh
HERR NGS. roe. smoked. and klppsrcd-
CODFIS =, extra inc and boDcIcss.
ANCHONIS. in ,alt aud an oil
SAhnfNES, French, Russian. and smoked.
LOBSTER, tiesh In cans and picked ia glass.
MACARO\i, Spaquetu and Nermioo lie.
April OTIS ttcsh IA cans and eYaIs rated.
PEACHES fresh 10 cans, cgapOr ted and
sun-dried.
APPLtS evaporated and sun dried.
PkU Ne. great variety Of French and
Turkish
PkuNELLES, Italian, skinned, AMI dried.
LIMA BEANS, Caiiornia. dried. ami fresh
10 cans.
GREEN ami YELLOW fre.h SNAP
BEANS IN cans.
French AMI domestic GHEsS PEAS IN cans
Dried SPLIT GREEN. and BJAChEiE
PEAS
LENTILS aud WHITE KIDNEY BEANS.
English and domestic PRESERVES, very
fine.
sTILTEN. ROQUEF0RT. and BRIE
CHEESE. Our celebrated nye " ar old
PREMIUM WIiI~k Y" sells still ~ $3.50 n
gallon at HERMANN SCHMIDT.
go AND 80. BROAD. CORNER FIFTH -rRErT.
ifebl1-tf
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N. J. DIMMOCK. llO L. Main stree. Ga.
respondence solicited.
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Gullibiitty.

The wild phantoms and sh'ic.ing cries OF a
worthless humbug can make money by mpOs-
ing upon the credullty ignorance OF al
honest public and the supply OF This species
IT work seems more than an adequate lie msnd.
fhe enunciation Of iacts--iacts that have stood
crucial tests-facrs proven by brain force ami
tangible evidence. should satisfy all laudabc
| enterprises; but the eXecrablc practice Of
teach ny false ideas snd DOCTRINES for self
ACKNOWLEDGMENT is truly reprehensible and
| should be scorned by all classes.
When one house tells you that IOdide Of Pot
ash is poison simply because their opponents
Use 1t, and because they are pandering 10 your
ignorance, as they suppose, you should look
upon all such as arrant frauds and their rene
dies as unworthy public confidence. and ii
those who make such assertions do not know
better. they are a set Of uuenyiabe ignora-
muses..
Doctors aud Hot Springs.
Hot Springs failed entirely 10 cure me OF
several terrible. indolent running ulcers on
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many years. Several doctors also attempted
TO cure me but failed. | have used only Il few
bottles OF b. b. Is. made at Allan a. Ga ) and
the effect has been truly magical. as they have
all healed and / am cured. IL is worth all
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A Long Training.

Brown-Do you know how long Robinson
has been keeping house,
Smith--No: but it must be good many
years. | took dinner with MIN the other day,
and he carved duck without spilling it Oh
the floor-Harpcrs Bazar.
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Saved Himself.

Miss Gushington enjoying a sleigh ridel-l
think you have a lovely horse, Mr.. De Lyle.
About what does such a fine animal cost
Mr. De Lyle-Two dollars an how-or-er
yes, that horse is worth about $500, Miss
Gushington The Epoch.
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The Force of Habit.

Wong Chin Foo says that in China, when
"a highway robber is caught. his head is
chopped OFT and lie never repeats the crime.
1t seems odd, at this distance, that little
thing like decapitation will prevent a man
from pursuing the profession Of highway
man; but heather will be heathen Nor
ristown Herald.
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Richmond Live stock Market.

RICHMOND, Va February -.
RECEIPTS. -2lS head cattle, to hogs.
SALEs.-i77 head cattle. los hogs
PRICES. Cattle. Best Vt L. II gross :.
medium to good. 3 to gross common to
fair. q TO 81 gross hogs, : TO u net bulls,
?. 10 y gross
Market closed very dull on cattle
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Where Ksnsas Rules supreme.

A New York man has invented a process
for making railroad cars out Of wood pulp,
but it takes Kansas cyclone 10 make wooc
pulp out Of railroad cars.-Kansas City Star
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CONTENT VS.. Discomfort.

One satisfied with wha, must be her lot
Twas pot a corner lot-screnely meant
Never 10 wander from her humble cot,
Made beautiful by wise and sweet content.
And one dissatisfied with GIL he hah'
Roved from his place into the WORLDS "'a"
whirl
VIVA. did he fnds Well il was not NO bad
The fellow found that cottage and that girl.
"A W R" in Tho Century.
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Iudustrlal Fishing school.

Lady Burdett- Coutts expresses willing
ness TO expend sl30, 900 on All industrial fish
ing school at Baltimore in West Cork, accessi-
bic to all Irish youth. She thinks such
school would benefit all Ireland.-Nsw York
Graphic.
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A Prscocious Answer.

Minister-Well, Bobby, what do you expec'
70 be when you grow upf
Bobby lsolemnly)-A msn.--Draks's Gen
tlsmans Magazine.
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AlRFIELD DAIRY Formerly WestrunI 40
y. Seventh street, and no E. Min stnaf
Fresh milk. cream, butter. butter m.k. sli
cheese.
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}. ". FRAYSER. ljs r Main street. hra.
sale and retail. Proprietor Oi lral-.. U...
inal Nerve and Bone Linlucnt.
T.. p. REV T.. ar East MARSHAL. o..
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