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The Springdale news., 1889-03-08
STATE NEWS.
Condensed Or Taken Bodily From Cur
 Sidte Exchanges

State Exchanges.
 There are only six prisoners ln she Benton county Jaii.
 The residence of T. Lucas at Rogers was destroyed by ire last week.
 Arkansas has sent in total sub- scrfpuon ofnearIy S175 to the Par nell Irish fund.
 The Richardson hotel at Pine Bluff was destroyed by fre=last week. Eazs 8, 40a.
 Miss Emma. daughter of the late Jaha N. Clayton, is aa applicant fer the postotfiee at Pine Bluff.
 The members of the BentonviIle band recently presented their lead CT with an elegant gold mounted haton
 The Little Roe}s P1ast Company was incorporated on tho 9th Of February with capital stock of siQQ.
 Since the death of father, Hon. J. \. Williams, P. NJ. Williams has taken charge of the Hacl<ett City Horse Shoe.
 The FL Smith ice factory con templates doing big business the coming season as there will be a scarcity of lake ice
 E. A. Watson, who was arreste1 as beng the murderefo Belle slare has been discharged there being no evidence to sustain Inc charge.
 \ lcogiag gambling game k % ing an in GIarksville. The part.gs interested hal better fake tbe iIer- aIaziournat's advice and ,..toa't
 The White River lee- -Goa,pasa at Newport Hath a capital stock et s2aeg5. Ea- lied articles ofjae5r- pora;iou With the Secretary ot State.
 Robert Watkins. who was arres ted on charge ot stealing the bat box at fiUmmer1iife, was 1Is- charged, there being ID evidence so conY.c, him.
 fhc Cleveland ant Thurman el0b at Eureka spring, las. ia a number ot ringing resolutions. en- dersel Jadge Putnam .0r the sa- weme bgaet.
 p. (. Ambrose, lately of ka4-s-, has purchased half interest in the Fayetteville Republican anu Wiil take charge tAe editorial depar,- ment ot taat paper
 The Prairie Grove Canning Com p8hy hns pad to tbe Frisco rail way 5370o in froights, and the Banner thinks it quite an item for railway builders to consider
 Our postmaster sazs that eyeel Negro in the heighb5rhaol that can read and write is making arrange meots 10 getaa appointment n the postal se17iee.-WyhHa Rir ".
 | youthful band oi white caps has been organized in Eureka Springs. The Times is in favor ot a sood banking, which, ts. he way vaala probably dispel all their..whiteeap notions.
 There is to De a netf paper at tho State capitol IL will be operated bg Gee. F. Brown and Chas. H..
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given to totAequaliGed voters of .he incorporated town o1 Spriagdde. in Washington county AthGgs a a#aetluu vii he AeIi at l HH NfW~ Office H said ta%n 4n the first Ises4as 1T 8prl ls7a fhe same being tHt 2ad 6ay a5 ,HG month. for the pupoae "A eie- llnE q 1uu t1sd of mt Hit1I1lH H=tsels eel .sLlHg al ate Mayor. oue 8eeaIaieg eut Treasurer. ane Mar sa.5 and lfe Aldermen, ta serve one Npal OF untIl l4ELI alEe4ssafs aEe elee- toI aud qu,alad.
 Geea H4jct aH hlHl aad seal as NJ .ut i ~9.4.4., ...ss. .jy 0t March. zs5
 AlLLAHD BERRY, Mayor.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08

THRopdH ,hc in9tramentaIitY of Senator TilIman bill has passed the Senate repeating the Sunday law, which gave to the citizens of Arkansas the right to observe ANY day in the week as day of rest, with the privilege of latoring the remaining six days The bill should at once pass tho house and become Il law. Senator Tiflman has the thanks of every law-loving citizen in the community.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08

POWELL CLAYTON has the money in charge taat was raised bf the State of Arkansas for the Pnpose of hunting down the murderer of his brother, and the people of the State would like ta see him ase It. fine don't catch the murderer frct- ty soon we'll begin to think he don't want him caught
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08
.Haaiii0Haz L4raz News.
\ \. Freeman Is in town.


 The enterFrisine citizen of SpriHzdale, Nr. N. c. XiHeenheIlef, called on the Democrat Saturday. He 1ants to by property near the UnigeIsjt5,.-Fay yetteyiile Dem oelat.
 NARRirp-At the residence ot Willard Frenehnear the college Feb 25th Mir. Geo. Mays to Miss Minnie Driver. Row Molloy officiating. The Democrat wishes the young couple great saeeess.-FaYotteetlle Democrat.
 Ghas r. Goadale is fa town ean- vasslag for tba chauta4a5ta Combiz nation Drawing Board aaa Writing Desk. patented by Bishop Vincent oftle N. F.. church. Itisan ezeel- Ient thlng for the education O ebil- dren and ls endorsed by many prom ineaf people.
 \ Frisco freight tram was wreck ed about 1 o'el9el, Sunday morning q tie and half north of the city. Two c4rs were utterly demolished, batao one WAS injured. The early morning norah-bound nas engyr Was delayed here anbour or two, bul the wreck w4s cleared away and track repaired ty 10 o'clock a. le.-Sen- t.u1l.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08
ROAD NOTICE.

Application VIII be made tothc Apr term of tHe 1b#t5 CeWi of N Washing ton County for a HeW road. rommeur- ing at the Sprugdale aud Wellington road where the lane at the Northwest corner of NncanAeller $ nursery starts out, thence south to Juo. T Applcby $ lane, thence u i 1aathHcsteriy diree- tion to iuterscct the present tayctte- vile road near Eabt Anderson 5
 JNo. PETERSON and 14 others.
 Feb. : lssQ 3a.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08
Reali. of Laeob '. Na.oner.

Ne regret to announce the death of Mr.J. \. Hasoner. which occurred at bis s1deaee near this place Tuss IaY. March 5. He died of consumption. Thefanerai was held fraaeae Lataeean church Hednes- das.egen.ae at2 clock Rev. A. $. Bartholomew officiating The re- uaias were IuterreiI m the Luther- aa cemetery @estaftowH. Nr Ma soaee leaves many friends to mourn hi~ 3gath.
 #tfae funeral ceremonies Rev. Bartholomew read the following
 aBIIf ART.
 Jacob \. Masoher, soa Of Harvey and Maly Masonor, was born Tn Green O., Tennessee, Oct. I, lof3, and was baptized ln infancy. Sept. 2l. 1862. tt nineteen years of age, he catered tAeunioa army. beng enrolled in the First Regiment ot Tennessee Cavalry Volunteers, and enlisted to serve three years or dur ing tho war. .t8ne ,, IE65, tue war tAaH being eHds .o was h9n1r4bIy discharged fr n As sfYice of the Uaistd Sue ae I>6G, ae mar ried Miss ydia Eastgfll3l lais union was blessed with an issHe of nine emlalen, ght ot whom are now lTeE. Twenty Heas a-o, he i'm migrated tr<aasa7 lnd ~ettLel m Washington Ca. IaJaaaaeF ofis19 he removed to the r.Gm; of SpriugdaIe, Ark where fata~ since resided II Was ccMnma mo the Lutheran ea4rch Sept. 1s, lssU,
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08

Squire Nassie. J. M. Peel Esq. of Beatouville and l" " Gregg repre- sents GondraY and Nr. .d ". Wal ker represents Ramsey. Ii is a pc euliarly interesting and mixed aP caseaad Squire Candle says he and and others interested afe already weary in mind bojy and purse. -Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08
BUCKLEN'S ARNICAs sALvE

The best Salye in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Raeum, Fever Scres, Tetter, Chap ed Hands, ChilbIains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required It. k guaranteed to give perfect satis tacton, or money refunded, Price 19 cents per box. For sale by Il, A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08

THE following arc tho gentlemen who compose Harrison's Cabinet. Secretary Of State, James G. Blame.
 Secretary of the Treasury Will liam Windom.
 Secretary of War, Rsdtie!d Proc tor.
 Secretary of the Navy, Beni. I. Tracy.
 Secretary ofthe Interior, Jno. ". Noble.
 Postmaster-tIensral, John Nana maker.
 Attorney-General ". II. II. Mil Ter.
 Secretary ot Agriculture, J. N, Ru,k
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08
How DOCTORS CONQUER
 DEATH.

pr. Walter K. Hammond says: Al ltf long experience | hay ne to the conclusion that tWo-thifd3 of all dstiaa from coa8hs, pneumonia and IinptioH, m Glt be avoided if Dr.
 At.rr ; English Remedy for Consamp- T 4. Fl Were only c15 eta!lY used in time. Iais wonderful Remedy is sold. under d positive guarantee by W. Y. Winton
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08

THE Republic, in giving the biog- raphies Of the new Cabinet mom- hers, says Wanamaker is au aearn- est Republican, liberal with his money Yes, he WIS liberal with his money, or he would never have occupied the position he now does
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08

AVERY prominentfepu5Iiean quoies that General layton will read the Fort smith Journal cut of the republican party at ait early day, Whs this is thusly IS beyond eonprelenatnn tnn.-L- R. Progress.
 Probably because the Journal doesn't abuse the Arkansas people enough to suit Powell.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08
NOT ICE

Notice is hereby gwen that the un- derslSned petitioners will make appli- cation to the April term of County Court, praying for an addition to the incorporated Town of Springdale, as shown ln the plat annexed to lur peti- ton.
 E. T. CAUnI.n, ct al.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08
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As WAS advertised, Harrison and Morton were lnaugurated as Presi- dent anu Eiee-President last Hon- dty.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08

WE can't brag much on President Harrison's Cabinet, but We can say he has Noble Secretary of Interl- ar
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08

SIMPLE. Grover Cleveland is as great to-d3y as was President Cleveland a week ago.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08

LAYING politics aside, and, as an American, we greet tho nov admin istration. and wish fl success.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08

WE hope Waaamakcf enjoyed the circus
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08

PRESIDENT HARRISON, if you please
The Springdale news., 1889-03-08

taeG summer a csafIe of men rsprysrntiag themselves as capital i>ts visited lhis section anu epntrae- ted for tive o9 three farms be7 ond Mes. Fork To further .loak at tEel5uatry tagy botIoWeda comp le of mules from Mt. R. N. Ramsey
 aud never retnrael Nr. Ramsey
 made search i4 yaiu for FdisProqoFtE. Last week Hr.Joha GaaIrey pas sed through Ramsey's bishborhoo5
 with a drove af mules for the south ern mart llet afa among them lie thought he reeagamzazi his fast property, He swore oat a warrant for Gendrey and had him arrested on the char fhavine stolen prop erty U nis possession and the officer took possession of the mules and the5 wagg p4t ia a livery stable in Van Hurcu by agPgn sbcriil
 lI7aek. Coaarey was aqcuittet and had RamsE, $. R. Caulle and Wea.hrignt arrested on charge at robbery and they Were acquitted. He then getp#.ss ssiou oi the mules taoe themta tic Nauon Through the Indian agsat Ramsey sat tn mules again aad mad GoHdrey aaa Iiouek arrested for getting thg mules under #aIse preease and their preliminary examination Nvas sei for n o'clock this morning before
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and Tenth, F and G streets, occupied by
]. Puddiford, a tailor. The fire started
from a defective chimney, and was ex-
tinguished by the fire department with
little loss. As the Hook and Ladder truck
was about TO come to stop near the fire
one of the front wheels flew off, caused by
the pin breaking off in the nut.
Phil, Cook, Armorer of the First Artillery
Regiment, and belonging TO No. rs engine
was on the step of the truck at the time
and was hurled to the ground, landing on
his shoulder, but without serious injury
Driver Laid saved himself from injury by
being strapped to the seat.
The alarm from box IS last evening was
for chimney fire in the Courthouse. The
turning in of the alarm was wholly I'M
necessary. The chimney had been smok.
ing all day, and was doing no particular
harm to itself or the neighborhood.
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Suit for Partition.

N. D. Rideout has commenced an action
against Anna Anderson, as the admins.
tratrix of the estate of Robert Anderson
deceased. The parties to this action are
owners of 100 acres of the Rancho de los
Americanos, and the fractional east half Of
section 81, and the fractional southeast
quarter of section 20, all in township
north, range 6 east, containing 3S2 acres
The plaintiff alleges that the property is SO
bounds cannot be made without great
prejudice to the owners. The property is
situated in an irregular FORM that the soil
thereon varies; that portion thereof is
improved and portion unimproved, and
that to divide the same into two separate
tracts would greatly decrease the value
Wherefore, plaintiff prays that partition
of said property be had.
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DIED.


Sacramento, November 12-Joseph BauquieI
father of Peter. Frank and Joseph Bauquier,
Jr and Mrs. Mary C. RodeD, native OF
France. rs years, months and days. (St.
Louis papers please copy)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral from Masonic
Hall. corner of Sixth and streets, this
friday afternoon at o'clock.
Sacramento, November 13-James Fl. Sullivan,
a native of Montreal, Canada, 60years.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, on the south
west corner of Fifteenth and II streets, to-day
(Friday). at II o'clock
Sacramento, November 10-Thomas Armstrong,
a native OF the city of Dublin. ireland, 81
years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place under the auspices OF the Exempt Fire
men and the Hibernis Benevolent Society,
from the Cathedral, Eleventh and K streets,
this (Friday) afternoon at o'clock
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State Warrants Issned.

The Controller yesterday issued warrants
as follows improvement of wharves and
docks. S1O57 81; improvement of Capitol
ground, 81, 4S4 TO- support of State Normal
School, San Jose, $3.50 SO; redemption OF
funded debt bonds, 81, 600; mining bureau,
81, 043 60; State Board of Horticulture,
1904 AZ; payment of costs for violation OF
fish laws, $433 %; restoration and preserva-
ton of fish in the waters of the State,
$3.50 10; transportation of insane. S157 So;
transportation of prisoners, $239 60.
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The First sharp Frost.

The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was $50 and $50,
accompanied by the first generally visible
frost of the season. The temperature at
A. NJ. and 5 P. NJ. was 800 and 600, with light
northerly winds. The highest and lowest
temperature for the same date last yeal
was $50 and 45o. The highest and lowest
one year ago to-day was $50 and 49o.
There was a snow-storm in Chicago yes
terday morning with the temperature at "a Q
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West Point Examinations.

School Superintendent Howard Of Sacra-
mento, Fisher of Alameda, and Webster OF
Solano, have been selected by Congress
man McKenna as Board 10 examine can
didates for appointment to the two West
Point cadetships from this Congressional
District. The examiners will meet in Oak
land on December 10th for this purpose.
They will report the results to Congress
man McKenna, and he will select the can
didstes for admission from the list pre-
scented to him. The fortunate ones will, of
course, then have to undergo the regular
examination at the Academy.
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Sale of Short-Horns.

At Agricultural Park yesterday Killip &
Co. sold at auction thirty head of thorough
bred short-horn cattle from the stock of
Robert Ashburner, at Baden station, San
Mateo county. The stock sold at about $50
per head. The principal buyers were W.
n. Coward and Mr. Blowers. of Woodland /;
Vincent Hill, of Tulare; c. X. Stone and
B. F. Holland, of Stockton. On the Both
Kiilip & Co. will sell on the farm herd of
dairy COWS, all in milk.
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A band of about 200 horses were stam-
peded on street yesterday afternoon, and
made things quite lively on that thorough
fare from Eighth street to Eleventh. The
whole band rushed pell-mell up the street,
some turning the corners and others going
straight ahead. One horse attached to a
buggy broke loose from hitching-post and
Joined the procession of chargers, but was
caught after running two or three blocks.
The man who had charge CT the horses
must have had hard time collecting the
scattered ones, if indeed he succeeded in
getting all of them together again.
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q, A. ID. Installation.

The newly-elected officers of Capital City
Grove, No. &C, .. A. o. D., were installed
last evening by Emil Lavine, District
Deputy, assisted by Acting Grand Marshal
Louis Goldstein and Acting Grand Treas
urer NJ. S. Nevis. The officers installed
were: Charles Mckay, N. A; N. L. Bost-
well, V. A; J. ]. Nagele, Treasurer; James
McCaw, Secretary; j. w. Campbell, Con-
ductor; F. ]. Jenkins, Inside Guardian; j.
Buhne, Outside Guardian; Francis Goulart,
Trustee, long term. After the installation
present.
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Long Time About 1t.

In Judge Armstrong; Court yesterday
Martin Gleason pleaded guilty to imper-
sonatlng an officer and robbing one Bactili
of sum of money The crime was COM
mitted many moons ago, and it appears to
have taken Mr.. Gleason a long time to
make up his mind what to do. He will be
sentenced next Friday.
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A Tough Lot.

About half-past l o'clock yesterday q
couple of struggling things that looked a
little like men were showed out of Smith s
dive on K street, near Third, by surging
crowd of toughs and loafers, and contin-
ued the struggle on the sidewalk. One
was large and sober, and the other small
and drunk. The latter got knocked down
and received two Or three kicks in the face
that did not add to its beauty. They were
both arrested by officers Simmons and
Harvey and locked up. One gave his
name as w. 81. Baum, and the other as
John McCarren.
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Onfree and PISTOLS for TWO.

John Cofey, the fellow who stole q pair
of shoes from store couple of weeks
ago, was yesterday arrested by officer Cum
ninghsm on charge of petit larceny, in
stealing pistol from woman just arrived
from Oregon. She was trying to sell two
weapons to raise some money, and Cofey
examined them, and then wrapped up but
one. she says, and returned it to her.
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Played q Strong Card.

w. P. Eldred yesterday won his suit
against Fred. Gibson, and he did it with a
tray. The latter was a gift to his father
and got into Gibson's hands by the latter
purchasing it, with other articles, at the
saloon of one Henry Berzoni, to whom
Eldred had lent it. Eldred got judgment
for the tray, or $40 and costs.
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Police Court.

It did not take long to dispose of yester-
days Police Court calendar. Joe Ammer-
man and John Tucker pleaded guilty to
misdemeanor, which consisted of running
hogging game of hokey-pokey in the
Postoffice Exchange, on K street. Their
bodies will be disposed of to-day.
Sadie Adams admitted that she was
drunk on the preceding night, but on her
promise that she would light out for the
inter- Or to-day, she was let go.
Louis Wagner was told to put up SIS for
indulging the fun of battering somebody
or go to jail for fifteen days.
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Bells Saturday Sale.

Tomorrow. at 10 A. NJ, Bell & Co. will
sell at auction at 927 K street several horses
and vehicles; also an upwright McEwen
piano, Hallet & Davis square piano, q
Cabinet organ, and large assortment Of
furniture, feather pillows, stoves, glassware
and another shipment of bankrupt stock
paintings, mirrors, etc.
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THERE is no more fruitful source of di.
sease than vitiated blood. 1t involves every
organ and function of the body, and if not
Immediately corrected by the use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla, sooner or later leads to fatal
results. Be warned in time.
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Auction To-day.

All the furniture and household effects
of the late John Mcneil, including fine
Chickering upright piano, will be sold at
auction at 1890 A. NJ. to-day by W. b.
Sherburn, at 40 street. The articles are
all of choice designs and in good condi-
fio0
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R,bbons and Birds

And trimmed hats-the largest stock ever
shown by us. High prices killed for the
balance of the season. A great variety of
winter goods. Read our ad. to-day. At
Red House.
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Fresh Fish,

The California Market, 10 K street, will
have to-day fine lot of river salmon, with
q large assortment of other fish; also, game
and fruit in endless variety. Call early or
telephone, and your orders will receive
prompt attention.
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Suffer- Fort snhscrintion.

The fund started for the purchase of the
Suffer Fort property was augmented yes,
terday by the receipt of check from Mrs
Senator Stanford of $500, and $40 sub.
scriptions from A J. Senate and County
School Superintendent Howard.
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TWO FIRES.

Fortunately Neither Does ANY Harm
Accident to Fireman.
The alarm of fire from box 43 at o'clock
yesterday afternoon was caused by blaze
in the roof of house in the alley Ninth
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CHEAP.-For sale on installments, three
entirely new cottages, on O, between
Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth. Lot 26x
160, $1,750 each $3.50 down; $15 pei
month. Inquire of a. ]. Pommer. cornel
Ninth and j.
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Painful Accident.

Frank Hogeboom had his hand badly
lacerated on a planning machine yesterday
at the Telegraph Mill, making it necessary to
have two Of his fingers amputated.
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Somewhat Improved.

r. ]. Merkley was SO much better yester-
day that he was allowed to receive visitors.
There is reason to hope that he will soon
recover from his paralytic attack.
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There will be special meeting of the
Ladies Howard Benevolent Society at Pi.
oneer Hall to-day at P. NJ. All members
and others interested are requested to be
present
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LOOK OUT.-To-morrow Saturday even
ing. at 7 o'clock, the Bee Hive, Ais b street,
will have their second surprise sale. Look
out for special bargains.
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ALWAYS on hand, the leading brands of
straight Kentucky Whistles, including
WILDWOOD" AZ. B. Hume" "Old Crow"
etc. Geo. W. Chesley e. Co.. l021 and 1923
Front street, Sacramento, Cal.
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Birth, death, and marriage notices must be sent in
By responsible parties, and paid for al the rate Of Is
cents each; funeral notices, % cents.
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FoR Four DoLLARs.-I would not miss
the new beginners race at the skating rink
Saturday evening.
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TIE Domestic Sewing Machine has re-
ceived the first premium at all State Fairs
exhibited. Office, Ninth and j.