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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11
Cotton Bagging for tho Next Crop.

Lucas Mcintosh, Chairman of
the Executive Committee 0. the
State Alliance, suggests IT, the
members throughout tie State
make out their orders for cotton
bagging Immediately, give them
to their Sub-Tradc Agents, to be
forwarded through the County A.
gents to the State Agents. Tho
bagging would not DO delivered
till next fall, but It's best to at-
tend to these matters intime 1.-Two
wait till mid summer or tho early
fall before placing our orders, tho
mills may be unable to supply tho
demand as was the case last year.
!. At tho Clio Drug Store you will Rnt,
all kinds Of Drugs and Medicines oithor
on hand or coming to hand, or viii bo
ordered on command at DR.. IIamer old
stand, kept by L. Wood,
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'GlIDIH A aSbR ON u u fleltE,t.s
HHcCGH,h yNTTENGS.

MIR. Hugh McLaurin is at his
home quite sick. Lie is not only
much missed st the store in which
he has SO politely served for several
years, but "Bright eyes" is well
nigh disconsolate,
Saturday, about noon, tho cooks
house on Prof. S. II. Zimmcrman's
lot was discovered to be on fire,
but the fire had already gained
such hcalway that no effort was
made to save tho building, which
was soon reduced to ashes. Neigh
bors and friends worked hard to
save the barn, &C., which were in
close proximity to the burning
house, and in this they were suc-
ccssful. The accident, suppose to
have resulted from the shoulder
ing Goals left on the hearth, is
much regretted. Prof. 4. was sick
at the time Of the calamity-is
to-day too i'll to teach.
Several persons from this vicini-
ty went to Laurinbnrg yesterday
to hear the evangelist, "Bill" Fife,
who is holding series OF meetings
at that place. We would rejoice
to hear that our young people who
went had been 80 thoroughly ava
kened that they would come homo
prepared to hold the praycr-mect-
inge that McColl should have each
Sunday night. "Union" prayer
meeting is needed here, and such
services, by the blessing Of God,
would surely be productive ofmuch
good A place that can build two
churches in rs many years, can
surely furnish christian zeal to
conduct a weekly prayer meeting.
We do hope tho christian men OF
this place stewards, elders, dca-
cons and laymcn, too, will take
this matter in hand.
Mr.. Alex. Jones, the assistant ol
Mr.. A. u. Conner, has just brought
his bride, one Of Maxton's Glover
young ladies, to this place. A
long and y happy life to the young
couple.
Mr.. Zachary has moved hi.
family here for '.n indefinite time
We big the strangers welcome.
Mr.. Wick has a rrosperou,
trade in shoe and harness making
and can always be found at his
place OF business ready to please
and accommodate his customers.
The literary club at Tatum i
succeeding beyond the most san
guine expectations Of it's origina
tors. Our young folks at McCol
need Just such instructive rccrca
ton. OBSERVER.
April 7th, 1890.
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ROETnY.
FoR TIE DEMOCRAT.
RNVDRsION OF THE WHEEL OF
FORTUNE.

1t rlea>es us to read,
Before our cyo lids drop their shade.
Of the recent great progress
Tho fi,r,ncrs have made.
TT. seed thoy have snwn,
That has bc~n chilled by the blast,
Have gernina,ed in the ground
Aud peep ut us at last.
AS we watch the couutenancc Of
Tho Ringer, and note the change Of
dsmay,
We know tho destiny Of his dynasty
IL approaching every day.
The harvest is ripcning
And VIC know it will bo large,
But Farmer Iillmnn is capable
OF taking it in charge.
We know we arc not mistaken.
For tho signs are too true,
The old party must give away
And make room for tho new.
Ii is no use for them to fuss,
Or to make great cry, r.
For history records it thus,
For ages gooo by.
nature tCaCnCS us lesson
That should never be forgot,
That evil must perish
And it's triumph remembered not.
The sooner it is discarded
And its stain wiped away,
The more our pOstcrIty will
Commend us in their day.
Their minds arc too narrow,
And sell>interest The cause
That they go against nature
by forming king laws,
Come lawy crs, come doctors,
Come merchants, come ALL
Let not the sting Of rctribntion
BE added to your fall.
Lay aside your prejudice,
Sclf-intGrest, self all.
And wa will give you place in our
Though you deserve it very small.
Lot your future acts he more sensible,
And your minds more free,
And you will be far moro happier
Than with tho king, fec.
Lot your minds expand out
10 the time in which sou live,
And you will not be happier
10 ,eCiUo than to give.
OVER THE CREEK.
April 9Th, 1890. n
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Noco No GO No rs No1A No 50
a. N. lP. NJ q. NJ. p. NJ. A. "
lie Charleston &il0 + | 90 "l225I#i 30 ~ 80
ar. Lanes G03l S ~ 215 6 29| o ~
].e Lanes OBI 8 IiI 250I o 2gl
Lo KinSslrco Gl9I & 10 312 Gl6
ar Florence 73U I0l col z So

: Daily. / Daily except Sunday.
Train No. 90 connects at Florence with
train on G. & D. II. II. for Cheraw, S. G.
and Wadcshoro N. G.
No. So run through to Columbia via
Central II. II. Of S. 9.
Nos. IS, GO and ID run solid to VIII
mington, N. c., making close connection
with w. & w. r. II. for al points north
Florida Spccial Vestibulc Train No. sol
leaves Wilmington 2.Io q. M, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Satursdnys, arriving at
Ashley Junction 9 o5 n. In.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Florida Special Vcstibule Train No. 500
leaves Charleston northbound s.A4 p. III. /,
arrives Mt Wilmington II 50, midnight.
j. r. KENLY. JNO. L. DIVINE,
hsst Gent Manager, Gcn'l Supt.
T NJ. EMERSON, Conf Pass. Agt.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11
From 'Tat,rnl Station. .

MR. ED1ToR -I send You pop
per bloom something rare Mt this
season. My watermelons arc up
and | wonder if [ shall be able to
send you one by the 4th Of July.
The worms have eaten mp my
oats, the rabbits have destroyed my
garden poas, and my hound puppy
has broken UP the setting hen.
April 9Th, 1890. S.
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Bucklcn's Arnica Salve.

The beat salvo in the world for outs,
hraisos, sores, ulcers, salt rhonm, fever
soros, tottor, ohappod hands, ohilblains and
corns ank all skin oruptions, and positively
curcs pilos, or no pay required. 1t Is guar
antood to give porfoot satisfaction, or mon,
oy refunded. Price IS oouts por box. Fo,
salo at Jennings Pharmacy.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR GlEAhilM CIRCUIT.

REV. J. a. PORTER r. G.
Hebron lst and 3rd Sunday Mt II n N.
Ebcnezcr lst and 3rd Sunday at 3 p. M.
paruassus 2nd and 4.h Sunday ut II. NJ.
Hicn 2nd and 4th Sunday at 81. IN.
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In effect March 2, 1890.


Trains moving South.
Pass and Mail. Freight and Accom-
s 45 a m Leave Mt. Airy s 80 u M
9l5 III Arrive Greensboro 10 NJ
8 SO n III Leave Greensboro % a III
y 33 p IN Leave Sanford 10 y M
2 10 pm Arrive Fayetteville S 25 p III
3 30 p III Leave Fayetteville I 45 NJ
S 20 pm Arrive Nlaxtoc l2,3o p III
s 80 pm Leave MaXton % p III
45 D nj Arrive Bennett sville 3 40 p N
Passenger and Mnil South hound break
ast at Greensboro and dinner atSanford.
Facto,y Branch. =. Frcighs G, Passenger.
TRAIN MOVING NORTH
Leave Mil,boro 7.25 n III
Arrive Groonsboro 900 a n,
Lnve roonsboro 1910 q M
Arrive Madison 1886 p III
#.5#6 TRAIN MOVING souTH.
Lenvo Madison OF 1.4O p nj
Arrive Greensboro 4 90 p III
1onvo Greonsboro X j 4.40, y M
ArriGc Nf!llbcr0 80 6.55 p nj
Passenger and Mail Train runs duly except
Sundays.
Freight and Accommodation Train runs
from Bennottsyillo to Fayetteville Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; from Fayetteville to
Hcnncttsvilc Oh Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays from Fayetteville to Greensboro on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; from
Greensboro to Fayetteville on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays; from Greensboro to
Mt. Airy on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
Trains on Factory and Madison Branches
run daily except Sunday.
w. r KYLE,
Gen. pass Agent.
j. W. FRY,
General SuDcrintondent.
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0HURoH DIRECTORY.
NORTH MARLBORO CIRCUIT AppolA1nEH1sfoR 1890.

Rcv. J. L. Ray, p. 9.
First Sunday.
Ebcnezer II a. III. Shilo $50 p. IN.
Second Sunday.
Oak Grove | n. NJ, New Hope 3. 20 p. M.
Third Sunday.
Shilo 4 a. M. Ebonezer 3. 80 p. IN.
Fourth Sunday.
Now Hope ! | o. NJ. Oak Grove $50 p. NJ.
Pleasant Hill a. M. on Saturday be.
fore the second Sunday and | | n. M, on
5lh Sunday.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11
APPOINTMENTS FOR BEanE1ISyIllr CIRCUIT.

REV. ". II. KlRToN, &c.
Hoauty Spot, nad and 4th Sunday II a. IN.
Smyrna, 2nd and 4th Sunday y. III.
Pine Grove, Bird and lst Sunday II, NJ.
McColl, 3rd and lst Sunday y. IN.
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sRlcH1sYllg CIRCUIT APPOINTMENTS FOR 1880.

REV. q. NJ. BOYD, p. G.
Bethel lst aud Sd Sunday IL a. IN.
Antioch LIST and. Bird Sunday 3 p. N.
Boykin 2nd md 4th Sunday liam.
Brccden's Chapel ID and 4th .. III.
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WADESBORO', N. c., SPECIAL

WADESBORO', N. G., SPECIAL.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
North bound. South bound
Lcavc-- Leave
Charleston 400 p. m. Wadcs60ro' 6 90 a. IN.
LINES Gil pm. Choraw 7.so u. III.
Florence $40 pm. Florence 900 a. m.
Cneraw a.43 IN. Lanes 1887 4. III.
Arrive Arrive
Wadosboro' 100 p. IN. Charleston 1890 pm
Cars run through betwocn Charleston aud
Wadosboro'. Those trims mako close connoc
tion At Wadesboro' with Enst and West bound
Passenger trains ovor tho Carolina Central
Knilroad.
T. M. EMERSON. Gen. Pass. Agt.
JoHS F. DIVINE, Don. Supt
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-04-11

MIR. Hugh McLaurin is at his
home quite sick. lie is not only
much missed st the store in which
he has so politely served for several
years, but "l5right eyes" is well
nigh disconsolate.
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49,. - : seastIs.

Etis ssdsssEEs hdE seen ready s1y the market
tnF seNes&l weeAs. hgse has s~en aEfnhesa Hnsss
f2e t3ssssu AIMS ssf sxteU8saa IS tie EFoAs
sssess etase 9k8G sagfEAs no eIsssnseAeesi. TIE
frrefssa zlnss seh~ nQw hetaE well aneef
M&ss sEa rs essagss sezs - the sseag tlsGre "a
sssuHs. fac. tsse property = pat ssBon toe mar
ke2 1NeFe Sc - zee. eEesFe8 aaa feyel Is =
tosls. gsEg GA Tie &faeA piatsAu stove AsEeeEl
anne s0.a, commanding . Hne view 81 the
fa5E azea 1FesA SAFER. 81 to GIYnpse and Cas-
eats rauYes 81 napsfatAfnS. wita NcsHs kAker On
sae nasta aBa kaaseI Oh The south II fact
c4eSg ysSss fs vses nfsssls tAe efkg n Is mid
SIS between the com EaeEetai ard nantsfactuf-
ssfE Interests - xEe civ To the aeSt smith :
Cove. northwest = BslIard. northeast Frs psons.
ehss tlfa mills - Lake G1sDn, al EaanasactaF~
tg 10 alstLes, s9d al Within e Or = faEHutes'
ride o a4y Yo-tien of the ndririoa- WIKI IN
eiecsrie Fead Oh either side sna The eahie road
EuIsptas through the center. Il IS positively the
meet accessible piece 81 property yef put urea
the marzeE E*eTs fhaug afouEd i hsk h@ea
Hist9eG % fasE Il eEanls asEa0sf a4oEe - cfesee
rsaA1elaee prp&egty. A park beautifully de-
sfsBea 8 ieH "a fne center ~ tifa ssds.fe1.
kaefl lst Is 9ooa ore sHeeiai Inducements
Wiz - gwen 80 1hsas Nho viii bald. Terms 70
sf1ii gsssslng people. Ttifz Is akpt cIAl oppeF-
funitg fag NnxNh@ Nth iinaited incnne 10 se-
egre henas 81 terms 50 essy that the outlay
viii sef De missed II bxsine \ 10. whether
fDT hotHe or speculation, ges enc that some
otke regN0f VII want There u always really
sac for go9d prepartss 40 trouble 70 show
property g3siee hDars FROM a ~. 10 y. IA,
aGd from 10 D N. ]. COMPTON, & CO, The
Fair SecostH street
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MANY rIsff DgOwsrD.
The carp Pond saeoe.. Kxreps for ahs
Ta~


C9rFrvTLLx. jar. IL Ia ~ripue. =
rhies Il 80 prevalent shrua ghoat gae essnr-
try. hzs struck our lecalIty and 4 seeras -
fssoug1 uvre wssl escape. Fer TIE lass
wesk il has prevailed throughout tns toxn.
ard almosi eyerv family has been sIsstez
~ Il. Sometimes every member II = fa9a-
" vi be aIeete4 ~ the ssissase. There
has tseen one fatal ease that 0g the a-yezx.
old cssld q Professor ana Nrs. G. G. EeN-
berry wfbch case was complicated sta
eso'sp.
Tie propagation % carp 81 BE fresh
watex lakes In ths region has heen provea
% Re saceess. During tie recent cod
Heather tie lake. wiaieh Is ioestess o. The
Hi fslzee near Essy' landing. va Feozsa
ever efstsraly. and the air being aus CO ffoal
the weser. nsns fssh soon were Drowned.
Dir. Abbott. nelsei8g fheFg Under the Ire
csf several aiF-heies Is tbs lee. wAsrt4 saved
3 great many. bsf not tiil they died - tsse
numher e ~ or na9re. Ghe lake. ahifh
seftains abSus oae asa a haif asres. ses
ssoekea Isl IS wis haeses of Ssh. abous
tea u number. - the Instea Stases 4 -
commission, ana agsln IN isss By the sans
quantity
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- ,srnpEm eAsE.
The Convict Gels Twenty years Tn
pr4sennesst-

The Conv1ef Gels Twenty Years TIM
prlaonmrsst-
CoIyAx. 1en. fs.-- After f0ur horrs' de-
liberation the jury ia the Russell mlsrder
TRIAL returned a verdict 81 murder IA the
second degree AZ II o'clock last night. ard
a'sentense Of twenty years IN fbe peul sen~
tiaTy ass pas ssd upon the prisoner by Judge
Raey this a1oTnlns-ths lulI eztent al th5
lax. lis said that 9 part Of the jury wese
# the impression that Under the verdict a
life sentence could lie imposed or shey
would have stood cut for 8 seyerer one.
Pubic opiaion asserts that the punishment
Is too light for the crime, bus charges Il to
the law which liInits the sentence OF the
court.
Russell viii be taken 70 the penIteutjfrv
At Nalia Waila on the iirsE train by shsr-
III MeI,ean and Deputy Spencer All fears
OF lyncbiBg are a. rest
Bianton's naotion for 4 new trial viii be
disposed Of on the 2lsf
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as EN-kING pEAp.

PneamonIa Carries OF the Duke OF
Ansta.
Turin Jan. a. Prince Amadeo Of Aosta,
brother II the king of Italy. and formerly
king Of Spain. died here today lie was
conscious 81 the moment Of his death ard
received the ropes blessing from Cardinal
Almonds. The duke died u pneumonia
and had been III but faw days All the
thesters IN the kingdom are closed and
state festivities discontinued.
The Dake Of Aosts vas As years old. He
was king 81 spain from December 4. 1870.
I'LL February II, 1878 when be abticased.
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LEFT JAN for : pine Museum.

CHIcAso, Jan. Is John kunEe, who was
among the four men found guilty Of the
murder Of DR. Cronin. and whose punish
ment the jury axed al three years ia tie
psHitentlary Is q free man. bis bah Of n. GO
beng to-day furnished BY dime museum
manager.
Ii Is not At al likely the states attorney
will prosecute Kunze again.
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cHicAoo. Jan. IS Fire broke out At :
O'Clock this morning tn three-story briei
structure AZ Siuesy-seeond street, ans
spread to the adjoining buildings. Fsmi
lies living In the upper stories narrowly
escaped with their lives. Total loss xl5,
co, Insurance very light
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617 Third Street.
GsoscF F. MEACHAM

Advertisements under the heads Of Lost. Foaad
Fer sae. sor Rent. and situations wanted win
he snsersed Il The rate Fl , cents word for the
sstinssfsieni ieens word Tor "a IA subsequent
insertion. Payment always in advance.
N0TlcE-The erssnsw asrce % tha PoSrsfS-
YELueEScse vii hereafter ~ opsn uasa II =. n
Classified aaverassEne ~ viii lie recsivel up %
THIS neuE
Advertisements viii he received a; branch
ofaees al TEE FosF-ISTELLfGEscER a.,
T&ro=uas ,.-..-.s.....-s.s.-.,,C I. Fowler. agent
0iym pss........,,...-M Major Geo ". Bsrter agent
fcrt Townsend T. q. Earle agent
The solowiaS letters await advertisers 81 tlis
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-sE ALHD Pro.
faissioness OF King county. ashinsfon. A. the
afsre Of tse COUNTY auditor. is Seafte. WISH
YnwsuE on or before M9n1ng, February 9. A. Il.
1ssa - IL dtclaek A. Tor furnishing and SIT
sing NJ Of - stsea AID ispE gEi essgs. Ni5a fps-
riders esse for !usalshinx 8oaFs ami slan0w
grSssHgk s1g The uaH King eU8nET cpnEtssisse.
rosg ia eonsse Of cree tea ~ Seattle, NAsAs8E.
ton IN 9eearikace Wlta the nIsne AID sEssss e
"a .sSas prepared By IS. A. EteAte Rreaiteet
an n0w on fle ~ fns afrhifs CTS oflce, - rnssEns
Is aaa u. Ebrn hGsiAiug. corner 81 ArsieF ave
nus and S3ssh second street. 81 seattle. Has8s..
espies ~ vhieh mas 70 hsd npoA application -
fhn erchssect kefou fssBi<a By deposit OF 30 -
secar3fy FOR thesr fefssyn.
Esrh y,fafose1 Fsuss - arcors pa1Ses ~ a GER
tiGssa ChSek Oh sefne iosni bank IN the Ean ~
fifteen fuedYet aoars e ZOO. raffn Fa3 aeie 70
the order 81 tse Treasurer OF kifss cgH1iy,
Wasa u9sca. a. 4 gG&F8nten taaf ia ssaes
II fte sWaf4 Of Che E1z:tln1f b045sg Eisee
10 him. fhe sad coatrAffor st.AA sHtes
guso : fprBsl eoBif8et - EFeraFesl ~
TIE srsalsert ass faTnisA good end saft4-
ssenf bones Aeeardssw - Ia Tor Ege taitefai ea
sealar Aod cssa piston Of TIE contract, So fali
rss & mhaen rhe sa8 creek shall BE- forfeited
70 EfnE toanEY @isEaat fsssMsee As kast f5r
liastsatea dsusges for saea fasiaTe Ga tae part
No rsygfosas viii ne eaavfiesea aniess aeeozn-
rauseS4 By s9en certified cheeG.
Tee Gsfs7Ee = kuers reserve tAs rfght % ssjee1
kny 81 So 81 fne bids,
ra.sa ms 9TH day q pecemegs. 1853,
" z FO2EEET
County Audssar ara ex.azcso cierk 81 re
Bad 81 gpaHtY Commissioners ~ hiUg
county. wakhiaEuen.
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xoTTcE ro coyrRAcroRs.

NOTICE TO sHTPRrILDER s--sE ATTi.E FRI.
~ boat sealed bids wit be received by the
ungiers Rued clerk OF The city of seattle on or
bsfose Friday, February :. $50, as 7.se oclfrk
n M Tor the construction 81 ere boat for sasd
citv 81 accordance with the plans and specin-
at ons for fhe same now on Sic IN my oEiee in
TIE etV al.
where ii e. proposed 10 eonxiEncf said boat sud
masf be accompanied by certified check or a
ssatfia bank for The sum ct foar thousand
s$8e03 dollars sFawu in fasoF 81 tise treasurer II
sAis city and 60 be forfeited 10 said essy sho1la
The successful bidder refuse CO aegiect 30 cutter
fata contract and furnish gpod aud sun seut
lfane fa the sum Of the contract price. within
Eve dars after tae swara % such consraet ~
the common council II said city,
The right IL aerehy reserved r. reject any and
al lids Offered G. ". FERRIS, City Clerk.
1s4.
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wherein the legal machinery provided ii
The hi was tnzdeamate q nsars shn exirnss.
cses q The ease. ana made ssandrv reeoEa-
nsenslatiens where 1Aer cnksla Sc lllsnrnFess.
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nsrshls hereesgora exiselns t@f@esss n.
MCgfnFa. : 2. kleAsTls Eaa = = ti4afaTss 81
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debts azs1 coIaecs ~ s9easss eue-
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Eere SErsfy Bmx ssewsy-
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tne AiaSkn 4 Puges soan.i Steamship
sssnpang. Yesterday received cablexr1m
from Valparaiso. annoangIng the safe ar
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Cry II ksnes.san
The steamer + several cays behind time,
bss she may possshsy make Is up On the
IkssiEs eaasE rus ard nrYive hs-e on fiEBe.
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CAN FRANCISCO ARsDSE coNPANl~-
- stneers and consinetegs Tor hrt4jLeU az &<I
descriptions; wharf building. pile slrs wing HE3
specifications furnished ON nppiicaH3f1; fG
sIendenee solicited. once ioo< pf j61
st9ef. Sfatste. Wash. M.
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4 II MrESON-IA I. CUSTER human
% Custer. rial estate ana iusiltRnp&
l,sl9 third stfteE, ueas fIke.
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9s Haxrs + s2sgater
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HIME AfKso. TIE cELEnHA'rEn Ex{
vi yayant and madinn,. auza no11Gs
street. aenrs. a. m 20 ~ m =
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nR. A. r. MCINTOSH, Al. a. u. W, Al. fz15 "
i - ate Of Ontario veterinary eSilext. X&<0
MoutAna livery aud feed stables. c0fa&<
k0d Washington streets; ieiephoile - ~
No ~ A.:
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ID II. THOMPSON q CO., tTs. III. = lix,AfrEF
he George +. Caiterin. Clarence \ X&f
civil engineers aid surveyors, ara foc6&&{kf
rooms = ansi q. Hurkes elock. c<Ifuef 1UE
and Unaons all notes and records ea'tesIs ol1& <
eoanty work promptly attended fos mapK U
iaes or blue prigts furnished At shny not1GHfI '
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CHINA PAINTING l.Ess0S8 GIVHE
I AL ginAs china pAtnfifg Royal. Wof1
Paste ane raised geld a Speciality: edna
Fnf particulars apply nc Go Eighth SIN & 81
tween James and Cherry. }