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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-06
WI.ive and LetLive.v

Those who desire to purchase the ssh
quality Of Groceries and Provisions an
referred to the above reliable how
whore fair dealing and courteous trsHt
ment Nv the >ule. Glass ware, Tipv'r
Store sara, Nails etc. always in stoff
III II CHAsH
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-06

Silver State =. Frank Martin. of Battle
Mountain, shipped two Cur louds of
wholesome $4,000 pounds-to SIM
francisco, whore it WIS sold list week
for ID cents per pound This ia u
bstter price than wool shipped East IL
bringing.
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Heading Reoms.

The W. @. r. u. Rending Rooms ~
we'll supplied with tho bert literatVn
are open every day and visitors On
always welcome. On Saturday events
strawberries, sugar aud cream, VII
cake, will be supplied. 'e""
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-06
DIED.

JEHaErr:-In CArlin, Juno 6. 1880,
Joseph Jerrott. a native Of New York,
aged about SIS years.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-06

following I" q report OF the Fort
Hallsck school for tho month ending
bIay 81, 1889:
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Ainuseuents.

Miss Maddern and her company repeated
their excellent performance of Caprice" at
the Grand last night, to an appreciative
audience. At the matinee this afternoon
and tonight, will be presented Steele
Mackayes version of Sardou's excellent
play Princess Andrea under the title I'm
Spite OF All,n play in which Miss Maddern
is seen at her best. Lit is much stronger
piece than Caprice
The Gray * Stephens company will con-
clude their engagement ut the Park to-
night with without Home" Next week,
the attraction Will be the musical comedy
"A Soap Bubble" with Ed. j. Connolly rs
the star.
The Grand Will have a strong lot of at
fractions next week. On Monday evening
the Haverly- Cleveland Minstrels. an or
ganization of unusual excellence, will give
performance. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings and matinee. HOyt's latest and
greatest success. "A Brass Monkey" which
has just finished "a run of 102 nights in New
York. Will be given here with exactly the
same cast. The last three nights of the
week. Rudolph Aronson's New York Casino
Opera Company will present Gilbert x
Sullivan's new opera, -leOman of the
Guard for the first time in this city, with
east of sixty people, an augmented or
chestra, special scenery and costumes.
Seats are now on sale for the MINISTRIES and
BRASS Monkey and the sale for the opera
will begin on Tuesday.
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the Pennsylvania atChicago. indianapolis
and Cincinnati, it runs through country
and cities which the Pennsylvania does
not reach, and can but be valuable feeder
to the Pennsylvania proper.
The year 1883 will be memorable for the
number of immense railroad bridges COM
pleted and commenced. Many of these are
wonders of engineering skill and of great
service in facilitating direct railroad COM
munication at important points, the
bridging of the Ohio river at Cincinnati, by
the Chesapeake IL Ohio people being among
Hudson at Poughkeepsie, is another that
Will result in establishing through and
very direct line between the West and New
England. The extension of mileage may or
may not prove profitable. but the improve
ment OF facilities by which service is made
more efficient cannot fail to repay the ex-
pendlture of money, and is the best posi-
bic investment of earnings. 1t Is interest
ing to note that the best showing is now
made by the roads and systems which de-
voted their energies most to the improve
ment of their property, the greater efficien-
cy of their service, and to stunning I'M
profitable warfare In running after through
business at the expense of their local traffic.
In the last year Indiana roads did much
to improve the appearance of their way
station buildings. The Vandalia, the c., Fl.
d ID. and the Pennsylvania Company built
a number of new and attractive depOts, and
still there is large room for Improvement
Indiana roads have been behind in this
matter. Local travel pays better than any
other branch of service and should receive
more attention on the part of the railroad
officials. Keeping the platforms in good
order is not the only thing desirable. The
waiting-rooms should be kept clean, loafers
should not be allowed to hang about the
stoves. and where there is a ladies' and gem
tlemen's room, lOafers should not be al
lowed inside of the ladies' room staring peo-
pie out of cOuntenance At this season Of
the year trains are more apt to be a few
minutes late, and consequently waiting
rooms should be kept clean and comfOrta-
BILE. At points where the travelling public
Improvement in the last few years. Indiana
pies and dOughnuts are no longer derisively
spoken of by the travelling salesman, and
cheap coffee is not so frequently placed be-
fore the patrons of the lunch stands.
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TO BUILDERS.
OFFICE OF THE STATE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
MOVEMENT COMMISSION,


INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Dec 81, 1888
Sealed proposals viii be received at this Office until
2 o'clock p NJ, on wednesday, the 3Uth DAY OF Janu-
airy, 1889, for supplying all materials ana Duinmg
State Soldiers and Sailors Monument, upon foun,ia-
tons already erected in Circle Park, Indlanpons
Ind in accordance with the specifications, plans ana
drawings be at this Office on and after jan
Exchange, Chicago ILL.,; Louisville KY; St LOUIS
Mo-; Kansas City, Mo-; Builders Exchange C1ncln-
matt. O.; Detroit Mich; Baltimore, Md; Washington,
ID. c.; Philadelphia, Pa Mechanics and Traders TX tx
change, Cleveland, o.
The successful bidder will be required TO furnish
bond of 100000 for the faithful performance OF the
work, and each bid must be accompanied by he
least three sureties whose pecuniary respo
spOnsibty must be satisfactory to the Board Oh COM
missiOners. Each bid must also be accompanied Dy
Treasurer Indiana which the bidder agrees to for
felt the State without legal process, In the event
of his failure OF refusal to enter into contract Win
the Board Of Commissioners within ten days rom me
III he closes the contract the cheek Will De az once re-
turned as will the checks Of the BIDDERS
after the award has been made. A failure 20 enter
contract within the time Spec1ed VIII loricit ING
right To the award under this notice.
Proposals must be Endorsed, Proposals for The
State Soldiers and Sailors Monument and addressed
to the Board of Commissions State Soldiers ana
Sailors Monument Indianapolis Ind"
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished bidders
application TO the secretary, and IL Is pre1erre1
that they be used. Copies OF the speclhcau9ns anu
blank contracts and bonds will also be furnished
The successful bidder must be prepared 10 FURNISH
samples from two more of the Oohtlc stone quar-.
res of the state, between which the Commissioners
The right to reject any and all bids, and to choose
between bidders, is reserved.
Tt is expected that all plans and drawings VIII De
returned to the Board or before the day SET Tor he
award GEO. ]. LANGSDALE, President
f.. GOORIyS Secretary.
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The Court Record.


SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
1920. Charles Pope VS.. Lewis A. Wright.
Allen Z. Z. Reversed. Elliott, G. J.-Where
broker is employed to find purchaser
commission, although the principalviolated
the law by not filing copies of the patent in
the clerks office. The duties of the broker
were at an end before any illegal act was
any. wrong of his facilitate in legal cOntem-
plation the performance of an illegal act
by his employer. 2. A deposition taken in
another State which does not have the seal
of the notary, but which has certificate of
the official character of the notary should
not be suppressed. 8. When witness had
removed to another State two months
previous to the taking of his deposition evil
dence of his character and reputation at the
time he left his former home is admissible.
13477. Jacob Gipe ct al. VS.. Geo. w.
Cummins.- Madison c. c. Affirmed. Berk-
shire, jim an action for the forcible de-
tentiOn of real estate, before the plaintiff
can recover he must prove that the defend
violence or such show of force as is rea-
sonably calculated to intimidate the
plaintiff.
1860 Elizabeth Hoover ct al. VS.. An
drew p Hoover; Marion &C. Affirmed:
Mitchell, J:mWiil f. hs S sllmy real
natural life, and at her death said real
estate to pass in fee simple in equal pOr-
tons to my son. A. H., and daughter, II. III.
The east half of the farm to go, to my son,
A. H.. if he be living, and, 1T he be dead, TO
his widow until her death or marriage and
ut her death or marriage then to go to his
heirs, and if there be no heirs living, then
said land shall pass to the heirs of ID. H."
Held that +. III. took the estate in fee in
remainder which vested Immediately upon
the death of his father. but which he could
only enjoy in possession after the terminal
ton of the life estate OF his mother.
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Presbyterian,

EIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURcHIsoUTH-
II west corner Pennsylvania and New York streets
The pastor Rev. M. L. Haines ID. D.. will administer
the communion at the morning service, 1045 O'clock
and preach in the evening 1880. Sunday school at
$50 a. IN. Young Peoples Society at $40 p. NJ
Weekly prayer meeting thursday evening al f3O.
'CEvENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-COR
- of Cedar and Elm streets take Virginia
avenue 10 Cedar street.) r. V. Hunter, pastor.
Communion services at 1890 Sabbath morning, with
reception of members subject OF SUNDAY evenin 9
Christian" Revival services each evening next
week except Saturday evening. Sabbath school at
2:3O. Prof Il. G. Afford, superintendent.
CECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-COR-
= ner Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev.
James Mcleod, ID. d., pastor Public worship,
1890 a. nj. and $50 p m. In the evening the pastor
will deliver lecture on christian federation"
Strangers cordially invited Sunday school, 230 p.
m. Young Peoples Society, Gas p. m. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evening at 1880.
TABERNACLE CHU RCH-CORNER NERD
ian and Second streets. Rev: j. A Rondthaler,
d. D., pastor Preaching at 1890 a. IN. by the pastor
sunday SCHOOL 2:15 p. m Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor $50 r M No evening service ,
pastor
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SUPERIOR COURT.

Room Hon. y. b. Taylor. Judge.
Henry Schmidt vs. Citizens Street-rail-
road Company; damages. On trial by jury.
JOS A. Robertsvs. Benjamin Osborn ct al.
Defendants defaulted. Judgment for plant
iff in the sum of &, 1S5.
Room Hon. d. w. Howe Judge.
George Cole VS.. Martha Cole; petition for
divorce. Not granted.
J. A. Evans ct al. VS.. Eliza X. Espey; suit
on contract. On trial by court.
Room 3-Hon. Lewis c. Walker. Judge.
James s. Benson VS.. Conrad Wulff; dam
ages. On trial by jury.
CRIMINAL COURT.
State VS. Geo. NJ. Ferrant; murder. On
trial by jury.
Neic Suits Filed.
James d. Wood VS.. JAS. III. Pattison:
complaint on foreclosure and mechanics
lien.
Anne Payne VS.. William II. Payne; petit
ton for divorce.
Jonnicie Schort VS.. Victor Schort; COM
plant for divorce.
The Reuhl Manufacturing Company VS..
John Keen; complaint on note
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Methodist.

NrERIDIAN-STREET NJ. f. CHURCH-COR-
Vl ner New York and Meridian streets Rev. II.
A. Cleveland D. D., pastor. Preaching 1890 a. M.
and 73O p. m by the pastor Evening subject, ITO
Young Men, or the Right Way Now" Glasses, $50
EndeavOr at 345 D. M. You are invited to all the
services.
UENTRALAVENUE METHODIST EPISCO.
~ pal Church--COrner of Central avenue and But
Ter street Rev. j. H. Ford, D. D.. pastor Preach
ing at 1890 a. m and 1880 m. by the pastor Glass
meeting, $50 a, m; SundayschO 215 p. M;
young peoples meeting ESQ p IN. Strangers cordially
welcomed
DOBERTS PARK NJ. f. CHURCH-CORNER
Keen, D. D., pastor. m, class meetings. 1880 a.
m. preaching; 81 p m, Sabbath-schoOl, j. A. Will
kins superintendent $780, song service; 7:30 D.
theme, ''Genune Conversion" To-day Saturday
230 p. m, childrens church service and baptism OF
vited. Revival meetings at $50 p. ana 7:30 p. IN
every day next week. Everybody welcome
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"ANTED-AN OVERSEER OR CHIEF AID
w vertiser and two to five assistants according TO
and expenses to Overseers and $40 to assistants No
peddllng no sonclting. duties connned 10 making
advertisements, etc, for the two greatest fortune
makers in America-the Farmers $40 Fire Proof
Combination Lock safe sod on monthly installmens)
and the wonderful Electric Fuel for warming sleighs,
carriages etc, which burns without fame smoke or
oor and will heat any vehicle "a hours for 10 cents
Expenses advanced salaries paid each month. In
close lOc postage for ful specimen line of advertising
matter TO the j. l.. STEPHENS CO., Lebanon, Ohio.
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A GENTS WANTED-FOR A NEW PAYING
IN business. Send address for samples and full
particulars to CHAS. MARSHALL, IL 81 13 Main
street. LockpOrt N. "
4 GENTS WANTED-$75 A MONTH AND EN-
N penses paid any active person TO sell our goods;
capital; salary monthly expenses in advance; par
ticulars free. STANDARD SILVERWARE CO.,
Boston.
VXyANTED-MEN To TAKE THE AGENCY OF
w our safes; size, 2Sx1SxlS inches; weight. 500
pounds; retail price $50; other sizes in proportion
A rare chance and permanent business: These safes
meet a demand never before supplied by other safe
companies as We are not governed by the safe pools
ALPINE SAFE CO., Cincinnati, ..
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Columbia Drum Corps.

The Columbia Drum Corps has reorgan-
lied as an independent organization with
twenty-six members The following are
the officers: President, j. Wright; vice.
president, s. Jameson: recording secretary,
S. F. Walker; corresponding secretary, VIII
Loeper, and treasurer, Henry Sturm.
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A Case Continued.


The case of James S. Benson against sa-
lOOn-keeper Conrad Wulff for damages al
legged to have been sustained from the de-
PENDANTS unlawful sale of liquor to Me
meyer, causing him to commit a violent act,
has been continued, after warm argu-
ment by the counsel on both sides, until
Monday morning
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CONGREGATIONAL.

NTAYFLOwER CONGREGATIONAL CHU RICH
1N st. Clair street near East street. Rev f. O.
Evans pastor. Pubic services tomorrow at 1880 a.
m and 730 p m. Rev. E. G. Evans, the new pastor,
will occupy the pulpit. Sunday schooI at p IN;
6:45 D. m Prayer-meeting Thursday evening. Re
ceptiOn to the pastor Friday evening.
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Murphy Club Meeting.

The usual large and interested crowd at
tended the Murphy meeting, last night. at
Y. NJ. &. A. Testimony was received from
q large number present of their determine
ton TO continue on the side of sobriety. A
number signed the pledge.
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Christian.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-CORNER
~ of Ohio and Delaware streets. ID. II. Lucas, pas
tor, win preach at the usual hours. Subject 1880
a. m, Growth in Grace" 80 p. m. The SAFE and
Unsafe Ground series of meetings Is In progress,
and all are cordially invited to attend.
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An Unmanageable Young Negress.


Abby Wells, young negress who has
been for short time an inmate of the Col
Ored Orphan Asylum, has made two at
tempts to burn that institution since the
LIST of this month, she being excited by a
desire to kill all the inmates. On each
occasion she laid her plans with the great
est care and stealth. On the last occasion
her purpose was discovered barely in time
to prevent the building from being de-
strOyed. The girl said she was determined
to succeed in her design before she gave up.
Her vicious manner in confessing this, and
unwillingness to be brought to any sense of
wrong led to a hasty consultation of the
managers, the matrOn being alarmed lest
the young girl should find some way of
burning the building even though locked
up. 1t was decided to charge her with
incOrrigibility and secure her removal. On
the committee of ladies trying to get her
away from the asylum the girl fought them
SO furiously that they were compelled to
them. This gentleman took the girl away
In his carriage only with the greatest diff
Guilty, he having n hard struggle with her on
the way to court to prevent her from escap-
ing. On reaching the Criminal Court she
seemed to be awed into submission almost
Immediately. She was sentenced by Judge
Irwin to confinement in the Female Re-
fOrmatOry.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MANAGING PARTNER WANTED IN PAY
NJ ing business. $4,000 required. Gas town.
Free fuel and light. Business and reference n /.
Address K. g. 8, Bates House.
VITANTED-CAPITALTO INTRODUCE A VAL
w liable invention. Would be valuable TO man.
ufacturing company wanting something TO handle.
Address p. o. Box 102, Westport, Ind
VNANTED-MAN PERMANENTLY TO SUPER
w intend branch Of our Chicago business. I.500
salary and commission first year. $1,000 cash and
best references must be furnished. MANAGER,
2l5-2257 Wabash ave-, Chicago.
WANTED SALESMEN TO SELL OUR
w goods (salt water fish commission To the
wholesale and retail grocery trade Men having regu
larry established routes preferred Address, stating
route experience and age with references. LEONARD
4. TREAT 245 state street, Boston
VVANTED-COLONISTS MONEY ADVANCED
w for railroad fare and expenses of trip from any
point OF the Rocky Mountains Ia visit The Great
WILDER Colony Property, Sacramento Valley, Cal.
now being developed by the California d Southern
Land Co City Lois and California Fruit Tracts free
send loo postage for maps, plats etc to Eastern OF
flee CALIFORNIA d SOUTHERN LAND CO. Il.
o. Box S25, Cincinnati, D.
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The Hustled VIII Probated

The will of Thomas S. Hustled has been
probated. He leaves his entire property to
his widow and children. Ann A. Hustled
the widow, is the executrix.
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No SAFER REMEDY can be had for coughs
and colds, or any trouble of the throat,
than Browns Bronchial Troches." Price
% cts. Sold only in boxes.
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4 DIED.

McQUIDDY-Rose. only child of Frank and Mag
gle McQuiddy, aged years and months died Jan.
10, 1889, at $3.50 p. IN. Funeral from the residence
S75 North Alabama street, Saturday, Jan. u, 1885,
ut 10 O'Clock a.
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New Church.

NEW CHURCH CHAPEL-NO. 333 NORTH AL
N ALBANIA street. Rev. Z. ID. Daniels will preach
Sunday Jan. 13 Subject 1890, SACRIFICES that
Something" subject at 7:3O The Marriage Of
the Arguments, or the Union OF q Clear Head and
SOund Heart
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A WORD OF WARNING
CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist.

EIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-NOR THEASTCO COR
L ner Pennsylvania and New York streets. Kew;
J.. .. Dawson, of Louisville, KY, Will preach
at 1870 a. m. and 100 p. IN Sunday School, 2:l3 p
m; Y, p. s. of G. E. at $50.
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

PENNSYLVANIA LIN ES-THE DIRECT AND
i POPULAR PASSENGER ROUTES.
Trains leave and arrive at Indianapolis as follows
PANHANDLE ROUTE-EAsT.
Leave for Pittsbg. d n y. 4:3Oam..3Dopm 5:lOpm
Richmond q Columbus. 9:OOam 4.OOpm
Ar from n. " d Pittsbg. Il sOam- 6:5Opm 1O20pni
Columbus. Richmond. etc.....9:4Oam 35Opm
Sleepers TO Pittsburg and New York ithoutchange.
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Leave for Chicago and NOrthw est. 11:2Oam 1l2Opm
Arrive from Chicago ane Northwest. 3:50am 350pm
], NJ. & l. n. R.-soUTH
Leave for Louis
vie e. the So'th. 4:05am s30am 4:00pm o:l0pm
Ar. from Louis
Law. r. R.-SoUTHwEsT.
Cairo Express, Leave i-loam
Vincennes Accommodation. Leave 4OOpin
Vincennes Accommodation, Arrive 1os5oam
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

THERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
i stockholders OF the Indianapolis Building and
Loan Association at their Office, ~ East Market
street. Saturday evening, Jan. IL 1859 10 upon
amendments 10 bylaws. w. A. RHODES, Sec.
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J.. NJ. &LR. SOUTH.
IAy.R-R-soUTHwFsT


VrANDALIA LINE-sHoRTEST ROUTE TO 81.
LOUIS AND The WEST
Trains arrive and leave Indianapolis as follows:
Leave for 81. L.. 7.3Oam ll:j5am 1l:OOpm tD0pm
GreeneSstle and Terre Hauie Accom- -.:..-.. 4s0OPn
Ar from ST. iJam s:l5am 2iOpm 5oOpm
Terre Haute and Greencastle Accom- lO.Otanl
Sleeping ParlOr ana Reclining chair Cars are run
on through trains. For rates and information apply
ticket agents of the company H *. DERING, As-
sstant General Passenger Agent
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
I,INANCIAI-R0BERT MARTINDALE & Co.
II Loan Agents g. +. Market It.
MONEY TO LOANS PER CENT. HORACE
wi MCKAY, Room H. Talbot q News Block.
T,INANCIAI-MONEYON MORTGAGE FARMS
Il and city property. c. T. COFFIN d. co.
CIX PER CENT. ON CITY PROPERTY IN IN
- diana. ISAAC IL. kIERSTED. Il Martindale
Block.
GEO OOO TO LOAN AT6AND PER CENT.
sTe)U OUO ALEX. METZGER, No. Odd.fel.
lows Hail. n. T.. cor. Washington and Pennsylvania
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AT THE LOW
M est market rate privileges for payment before
due. We also buy municipal bonds. THOS. O. DAY
x CO., - T.. Market ST., Indianapolis.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.
an JANUARY q. BAY HORSE NO WHITE
~ marks, short TAIL harness marks, twelve years
old. Return To II. MCCOY. xD North Pennsyivania
street, or state where he can be found. Reward.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEO
NOR SALE-TWO GOOD DRAFT HORSES
II cheap BRYCE'S BAKERY.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
L,OR RENT-ROoMs WITH STEAM POWER.
II Apply at Bryce's bakery.