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a TITLED MiLLlNER.
The London shop WheT" Lady Granville
Gnrdnn MnknA IiMmm.is.

Gordon Makes tb"iIhflS'
Between Mayfair and oxford streets
is Il pretty shop window with sweet iaco
curtains and throc of the smartost pom
nets in London. This shop, with Tho
sign "Mmc. Liorrc," is kept by Lady
Granville Gordon, Think of it i titled
lady making bonncts!
| called there with my wife and shc
found she could buy a bonnet for -, and
1t vas shown by tho lady herself. or
course there wore other bonnots, run
ming up TO SIG. | have not seen 4 bon
net in London that could not be bought
for $50. In Now York honnots get mp
to $40 and $50. When I asked Lady
Gordon if it was not d~isagr""ablc for
her to show bonnrts to every II and
IL it did not change her social position,
sho said:
Eyes, but | am a philosopher withal.
or course, being in trade, | can not go
to court without a special permit from
the Lord Chamberlain"
could you go to court if you should
give up businoss?"
"Certainly. Nine. Elise, who used to
keep a shop, retired, married the rich
Mr.. Isaacson, and is now welcomed at
court. My little girl when she grows up
can DO presented, but not hy me unless
/ shall have retired on u fortune"
d you mind telling me how you
happened to 20 into businesses | asked.
81 needed money. | started with $500,
but have p~rospcrcd, and now / havo
more than 1000 customers. | used to 90
to drawing-rooms before | became Il
bread-winncr, but a good bank account
is better than q Queens drawing-room
to me-
Did your lady friends all stand by
you?"
mot all; but only three deserted mo-"
"Of course you hav" many curious OK
~periences?" | suggested.
go, yes. Ono day an o~vcr-drcssed
woman came in and | attended to her
personally. She was irritable and hard
to suit, and finally said: 4 want you to
send me the fore-woman. don't want
to be annoyed by Il shop-girl who gives
herself airs On leaving the shop she
asked whether Lady Gordon evcr camo
there herself
THAT was her ladyship who attended
you first said the attendant.
go, dear she said, and to think
came here on purpose to see her and
then SEM her away"
o another occasion" said Lady Cor
don, "a rich tradcSman'S wife made a
bet that she would bring Il titled lady to
her house on business. WolI, she wrote
a note requesting that Nine. Ijcrro
would wait upon her in person about a
bonnet. / fell into tlc trap and sho had
the pleasure of Introducing Lady Gran
vile Gordon to numerous friends. We
all chatted quite freely, but before | left
she called me aside and said:
"'You have such sweet taste! DO
send mo o-morrow the best bonnet You
can make-no matter what PRICE She
won The bot clevcrly, and | never knew
it till months afterward." Cor. Pitts
burgh Dispatch.
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Skins on Fire
win H'Ching, Burning, bleeding
EC&cniaS Instantly Relieved
by C%UIiCUrR Remedies.

our mule son viii H." four years of age ON the
AN inst In May, 1855, he was attacked with
a. very painful hT akIng out of the rkIn We
rdil''i ~ a phyrICIHn. who treated hIm for about
Tom weeks. IN" child received little ur no good
from ia" Treatment, rs the breaking out. sup
posed hy the phyhIcIAn To he hives IN an ncgr"-
EiI"i i"tm became lnIpeT in biotChcs, and
.ttnI" mt more distTcasIng. We WI" Ir6 pI"nt-
y obliged 4" get M IN the night and rub HIM
WIN soda IN water. strong iIniments, etc
%tinnlIy, we called other physicIans. until no
i'~7 Team SIX had att mptrd To cure HIM AL
hIik" itilng, and HE child stcadily getting worse
:rI worse, until about The 10Th OF lnnt July,
wren "' began to give him CUTICURA rtESOL-
\ENr internally. aud tn" CUTICunA and Gun
'tNN SOAR externally, and hy the last oil August
h.. Was 81 nearly w'li That we gave him only
on" 'i"ar 81 III" ltKSOLVENT about every second
d'v i"r about ten days longer, and he has never
hr'u troubled since WI h the horrIi ma'a y Ia
vii "" used lrrs than one. hall of II bottle OF
I UfI'UrA REsOLvhNr, :" little less than one box
az 'rriCrHA, and only one cake al tUTICURA
soar II. T.. RYAN.
taYuga, ItvIngstnn Co, III.
Nihsrrib"tI nnh rwOrn To before me. this fourth
day "i January. 1857. G. n. CoE j. T..
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N OF LONG AGO.
When the Small Boy whistIcd and I
Girls WarbIed.

Girls warbIed.
From dawn TO dewy eve the sound Of
his whistle used to e~nlivon the air.
With tho early milk came The brisk
strain of DANDY Jim Of Carolina:" tho
morning rolls were handed in To tho air
OF "0ld Dan Tucker!" the butchers boy
rendered tho pleasing melody Of Lucy
Long" or Lucy Neal" tho thought
full s~choolboy measured his pace school
ward to tho SOLEMN strains of Uncle
Ned" and returned thence to the 1.-Two
lier measure of 80. Susannah!"
In tho domestic group he spcedcd the
evening hours with Stop Dat Knock
ing" 'Such a Gittin' Up Stairs, " ''yYait
for tho Wagon" Carry Me Back to Old
Virginny," and the ''Swancc Ribber."
The young ladies' at the piano they
were grandma and tho girls" as sho
called t~hem-lifted their voices to Meet
Me by Moonlight" "Wo Met, Twas in
a Crowd" 'Bluc-Eycd Mary" my
Heart and Lutte" Long. Long Ago."
Home, Sweet Home" with assorted
serenades and tho like ~artlcss compost
tons.
Then came the war. And still the
small boy whistlcd bravcly enough. Ho
Hanged JEFF Davis, he Touched tho Ell
bow, he Kissed Him for His Mother,
he was Johnnie Came Marching Home, he
Marched Through Georgia, no Tramp.
Tramp, Trampod, he Shoocd his Flies.
And thon came peace, and amid it's
cankers firsttho old minstrolsy declined;
then the barrel organs took up with new
tunes, and as the sum and end of IL all
and this il tho ono odd feature Of tho
business-the small boy lost his whistle.
There is no more music in him now than
in u moulting catbird. Silently the
bakers lad delivers tho morning rolls.
No mute at n funeral is stillcr than the
butchers youth. The milkman pursucs
his round with an air as of conviction
OF sin. Even Tire Tom-girl wears her
hat on her head instead of swinging it
by ono of its strings, and the spirits
that used to eifervoSce in whistle are
now corked up and work on her moral
nature. The timo is out of Joint. and
It's OH for the sound OF II time that's dead,
And the note OF n pipe that is still.
Iya0l-r LII.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

I ErTERS Of AL IN inistrurion on the estate al
IL FAINT l.. FL hhIck. deceased, we've grantee,
to the undersigned on the - h day OF August
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them Tor allowance
to the administrator within one year after the
date OF sand letters or they may he precludcd
from any benefit of such estate; and il such
claims be not exhibited within two wears iron
tie date oi this publication thoy Will be :oT
ever barred.
This 10Th day oil August, lSo0.
JOHN W. FISHEACK,
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NOTiCETO~ CONTRACTORS.

I Will. let To til" lowest and best bidder, on
MONDAY SEPTEMBER ~. a. u, Is9O,
Our Wunicn Truss Bridge Tor construct II.
Io he built across Brush Geek, on the change
IN the Darr's Mil road, near the southeast cor
nrr al Robert H.. Rle,lsOc's farm
Letting Will tan" place at ten O'Clock u. IN Mt
hruigcsItc. Plan aud specifications win b So u
at Tim" and place of letting.
Contractor as To give bond with apprt we'd
security Tor complying with coatract, as IN"
law directs
Is. ID. wEFDIS.
nlu3Oit Commission, 4.
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$5oo.ooo TO LOAN.

VlIE cheapest money ever loaned IN Lafayette
L county. $3.50 AMI upwards loaned ON i'm
proved real estate nj the Lowest rates 81 mIeie est.
Call on or Hu,ir ~ GEORGE RlC
LeNIngtGn. Mo.
Office over r.. WInsor n SONS Insurance office,
OpppsIIr courthouse. Man street, nglGn3 :
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JDSIPlI d.

7 M LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENT
IL Ab-tIartrr aud Jonvcyanc,r, Lexington,
NJ" Money Ia loan on improved iaIm = in La
iLycttr and adjoining counties, at lowest Iates
al interest win privilege OF paying IaIt or all
OF principal before maturity.
No delay, 10 rect tape. Money always on
hand. WTttr nv Tor tcr,n-. mrhgyl
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WHEAT IN sTACn OR BARN.

INSURANCE against lire aud lightning. on
L wheat aud nth"r gam IN the stack oT harn,
on the iIrm or stored IN grnin warehouses, from
one day To- onC year. mt the lowest rates write
Ms. aud give amount aud time. and we VIII send
ven the nliCy by return mail Or call at QUE
unic, in Lexington. mp psit" courthouse. next
,inuT Ia ppsiunic". r.. "iNH''R SON.
Insurance. Loan anu Real Estate Agents.
iunNpSml
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS
Nlk'E'k(E

DY viriu" OF an order al The Pro bate court OI
ID I.aIaN rlic county, Mo. made on the 10Th
day o. August. Ism, The undrrsI gnc'!. public
administrators tor said county. has taken
cI,nrE" al III" 'stat" Ut Elizabeth Wolfe. de.
CEASED.
All perdnns having claims agaInRi SAID csIaI,
are required t. exhibit them 10 me Tor ullowanc
within one year alter the date al siii order, al
they may br prrClulrd from any benefit ofruci
estate; and II such claims lie nnI exhibited with
In two vearB from the cate of saIl order they
will he forever barred.
This 18th day oi August. lS?O.
STEPHEN y. WILSON,
auugilh Public administrator
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HOME MONEY TO LOAN.

fVNHE money now IN nanIs belonging to the
l. estate OF mInors Is Tor loan, Part on prime
real estate hn'i pait on good personal security
parties desiring Ia borrow Will 10 we'll to call.
Office over h.. WiusOr \ son.
mayl:ti =. n. WILSON.
o.hiin administrator aud eX-otice Pub. Cur.
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EATl afc pc plr"u 80 make loans at Money for
w any amount small or large, Tor any length
nI time from one To ten years, nj low rates ot
interest. with privilege I" pay part or whole ut
any lui"r"si pay day. AL ON land M serurit y.
~ 'i"auablr city property. No delay
T.. WINSOE Il SON,
Opp. Courthouse, Lexington, Mo.
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CuticuYa Remedies

Parents. do you rcallZ" how your little unes
HI'ilrr. when their tender skins are literally on
hfr Win Itching, burning, sraly. and D!otchCd
SKIN an! scalp die easrHf To know that Il Single
application OF the CUTICURA ltEMEnIES viii
oil"n AFFORD instant relief permit rest and sleep.
aud point to- II permanent and economical (hr-
CaIir" 80 speedy cure, and not to usc them,
without II moments decay. il To he guilty Il
positive inhGnnnI ~. No greater legacy can lie
h"stOw' II upon II child than Il clear skin and pure
blood CUTICUnA REMEDIES are absolutely
pure and may he u-ed from infancy to age, from
y mpl"s Ia scroIuia.
sod everywhere. Price. ~CuTICURA. soc;
soar. @Ic; l~tKSOLVENT, 81. Prcpmrcd by the
Potter DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
Bu-iun.
H5'Scnd for ''IIow to Cure Blood Diseasrs.''
QkQV'C SEIn and Scalp purified and beautiiird
uhUI u by lurICuRA SOAR. - hRnlnlplX MIRO
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MIDDLETON, TENN. Dec. Is, ISSS.
received your premium sewing machine one
year ago and am well pl, ase,l with il. Would
not exchange IL Tor machines sold here Tor
Fifty Dollars. | thank you II thousand times
for such "A valuable premium. wa Ii
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ALTUs, ARK Dec 7, 1888.
The Chicago Singer y wing machine received
in gOUd order. This machine IL n splendid Que;
the agents here would ask about thIrty-i ~
dollars tor such u machine. MANY thanks
JOSEPH HACiIMAN.
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SOMERSET. Va Oct On IA

SOMERSET, VA Oct IS. lSS9.
The machine ordered OF YOU arrived. and
after "a few days trial | find It TO lac as repre-
scented, and doubtless will continue to give
satisfaction. MARY J. WALKER.
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NO. l.-Onc elegant two story Brick <Nes.a
Dwelling House, on Third street. ERs.1
I"Xrngl"n-in perfect ari"r and Nmt
condition, 10 rooms. beautiful yard, lASX&-
wit. lnwrr1 aud grlprs and walks Front
suuG. r. WINSOR X son. Agents.
No. . -Duc substantial, wcil-huill two story
I:rIrk Dwelling "n the blum. hand, omely
aud conveniently located. \ rooms aui two
hGIIIs, front and back lot, all in good condi-
ilum. offered ~ low prIrr To quick buyer.
T.. wINSOR ~ SON, Agents.
No. ! one and II hall story Frame Dwelling
"n SUuh street, u rnuns, entire property IN
complete order, and very desirable and con-
Vcnlunt to bu1IncsS. Barn, wnttI, fruit,
grass, tees. Sc. Can he bought now ut "a
bargain. II sold coon.
r. WINSOR n son, Agents.
No. t. One STORY Frame dwelling on College
aIr,rI, I r"unIa aud rcilnr, large lot, water.
ban. 40. Offered very low
r.. WINSDR II SON, Agents.
OS. l.-hIs" another I;IIck aud Frame Dwell
porch good barn Must lie s0I soon. Dnrr-
81 low. L.. WlNSuR n son. Agents.
80. G.-F"ur small dwellings, with two au,I
Ih.rr rooms, good locations. ON easy terms
uuh cheap.
n.tSuI T.. WINSOR Il SON. Agents.
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TRENTON, NIB, Nov. -. lsSS.
The prem Ium ewing machine came to hand
very promptly and in good order. IL ia nicely
finished. wnTks like IA charm. and we are de-
lighted with 1t. h. +. DUNG.
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ADMrNuSTnATOR,s NOTICE.

ElIEitS "f administration on the "Hint" ("
II VIM. G.C Campbell deceased, we've granted
To the unI"rsIgncd on the 18th day oI AUGUST,
lh:1, by tn" Probate court oil Lafayette c"un-
ty, Missouri.
All persona having claims against 81 al cstalt
are required to cXhIhIt them for allowance Il
the administrators within one year after the
,iute OF sad letters, or they may b" Irr"luir'
from any benefit OF such cEtltc, and II RICi
claims be not rNhilitc,, within two ycnrH iron
ia" date Of this publication they will he Tor
ever barred.
'rhI4 9Th day UI August, lSIU.
CLAUDE a. G~NMrBkIl.,
RugN5 Administrator.
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WELLS BRIDGE. N, Y Nov. 20, 1859.
l would say, after using the sew ing machine
received from YOU, IL gives perfect satisfaction
IN all Respects, doing all kinds OF work very
nicely. Mrs. |. &.
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ST MApcApRr,. Mn Dee "A. ~,

ST. MARGARET's Md, Dee. II. 1889.
We received the mach! ne two weeks since, in
good order. We nj" pleased with the machine
and glad to speak of you as an honest, honora-
BILE firm. A n%"lghbor was here To look ut the
machine, and expects to order one next week.
f. II IDDIIT
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WKsrBoRo. Mo-, Dec. 10, 1888.
My sewing machine gives good satisfaction
does as good work as II 6ILv dollar machine.
MARY f.. MURRAY.
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DEMOCRATIC II
STATE TICK EFT.

o JUDGE,
JAMES Il. CAN'T,
OF Henry County.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
l.. Il. WOLFE,
OF Randolph County.
ron COMMISSIONER.
T.. A HICKMAN.
of Mississippi County.
o CONGRESS-,
JOSH e.. TARSNEY,
OF Jackson County.
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JACKSON. CAL.. Nov. 10, 1883.
! received your premium sewing machine IN
good order aud am well plea, ed with the same.
Accept my thanks. A. NORTON.
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For Salr.-The Mu~grove house, corner OF
Main and 18th streets. Price low. Terms 10
suit. inqairc at this otlic" or address w. q.
Musgrove, Medicine. Lodge kansas. II
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UNIoNTowN. KAs.. Dec. @. 1889.
We received the machine some two months
ago. Have given IL Il fair trial and like IL very
much. We think 1t is ar good as u forty dollar
machine. Miss JANE ROwETH.
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HERRING, ONO, Nov. 10, 1889.
The sewing machine 1 got from you as a pre-
mum last year. cannot be beaten, and does as
good work as n forty dollar machine
leo. Il. MUIR.
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W ~ 10 LOAN.

G.-F"ur small Dwcllings, with two aud
IlI.uc rooms, gnnd locations. ON easy terms
uul cheap.
81 T.. WINSOR 4 SON, Agents.
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4 EFT.

FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
JONAS L. FERGUSON.
FoR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
WILLIAM AULL
FOR sHEmFg,
CHARLES S. MITCHELL.
ron COLLECTOR.
JOHN G. WoRTHINGToN.
ron TREAsURRR,
JAMES X. DiLLhRD.
FOR CIRCUIT cLERK.
CHARLES l.. EWING.
FOR COUNTY CLERK,
SAMUEL j. ANDREW.
FOR REcoRpER,
CHARLES e WALLACE.
ron ASSESSOR.
JOHN WALKER.
ron JUDGE OF PROBATE,
WILLIAM YOUNG.
ron PRESIDING JUDGE,
JOSEPH II. SMITH.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
Western District-RALPH S. ANDREWS.
Eastern District-HERMAN II. ELLING.
ron CORONER,
Oh. JAMES IL. STRAUGHN.
FoR CONSTABLE,
Clay Township ....... .....--....Arch Gillespie
Davis Township. George Evans
Dover Township ..,....-....H HockensnnIth
Freedom Township kuick
Lexington Township. &. ....... Thomas Young
Middleton Township. Nv. Scott Thomas
sni-a-Bar TOwnship.........J. a. Fulkerson
Washington Township. ...........A Ii. Kelly
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Two to elect.
clay township. ........ InOT1aB N. Oninu
c.. j. Miller.
Davis Township-..........J. Il. Ragland.
W, s. Dorm Blascr
Dover Township .................y. Harwooh
j. TompkIns
Freedom Township. ........... Henry Miller
Lexington township. Hook
Middleton Township. ..........John Hall,
j. Il. Good win
Sni-a-Bar Township .............R. L. Russell
j. Philips.
Washington wnship...... W. White.
Robert Mathews
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% In one minute the Cuticura
HE4 Anti-Pain Plaster relieves riI"u-
~ matte. sciatic. hip. kidney, muscu-
k lar. nnd chctt pains. TIL" frat and
- only instantaneous pain-killing
* strengthening plaster.
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LoNGMoNr, Col, Nov. II, 1889.
! received the machine III right, and am well
pleased with IT.. IL does excellent work
PENlNhH MCCARTHY.
emIum for 50 yearly sub crIbers To this paper.
Sent by le'ght. receiver To pay charged
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This valuable Sewing Machine lis given rs n p
Price. including one year subscription. $l5
This offer = open to old or new subscribers.
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NO RHEUMATIC ABOUT ME

DhQV'C SGIn and SCnlp pun flied and b~eautiiir'
UHDl y by CurICuRA Soar absOlutely pure
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Each Machine. Of Whatever
l BINDER. . BDBBINS,
l BOOK,
| PACKAGE NEEDLES.
CHECK SPRING,

The driving wheel on this mabhinc is admitted to
convenient OF any. The machine ID self-threaling, Ia
IL made oil the best material, with the wearing part
style. IL has yeneered cover, %dr0p-lraI table. four en-
manufacturers warrant every machine for five years.
, 1890-01-29

ton is down with it and at Munich
and Bremen il is raging badfy..aiiA Az
Paris among the pupils Of the Ladies
institution of the Legion of Honour,
1870 pupils ont OF 47O were i'll with the
disease On Tuesday last. On the Paris
Bours", a good number Of the stock
brokers are absent; aqand in almost
all the banks the staff are in great
difficulties from the number of pa
tients on the sick fist. At Belgrade
there had been 762 seizures in six
days; and at st, Petersburg the Gear
and TWO of his Ministers are laid up
with it ut the same time; and the
King OF Portugal is also suffering
from il. 1t is said that 35 per cent
Of The Russian troops stationed al
Merry are seized with influenza. At
Berlin on the other hand, the epi-
demic is on the decline, and apparent
~ it has been worst where, though
the ordinary winter is exceedingly
severe, the present winter has as yet
been unusually mild. We have treat
cd the epidemic lightly in another
column, bur we muS' add here that
according to the latest reports, it is
fatal in about 6 per cent Of the selz7-
ure>. Ii has certainly reached Bug
land, til" number of cases in Padding
ton, for Instance, being considerable,
aud about four hundred cases in all
hnving been reported in the Wesl of
London.
, 1890-01-29
Bekjendtgjorelse
Fl.:l I0OIifiet.

HENHOLD I'll Anordning af
2den Frbruar 1877 ON Indpodning
al Kokopper bekjendtgiores h"ryed,
ut oh.ntIig Vaccination vii bI'v"
afholdl i GhrisIian~teds Jurisdiction
af Lnn~lphy>icus til ellern@Vnte Tiler
ONSDAGEN den 29de DIS. XXI. 9
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merer ! ChriStiansted for:
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os besge 0,tende Qvarterer, Con
tentm4nr, Contentmelt Lend, Erie
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Loui<e' Rest o. Richmond.
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Formlddag paa Politikom-
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Bycn ChlLixtiansicd med Forstader.
,gONSDAGEN 29de.ds. Kl.1225 IN Mid
70 dag pan la. baGr, Princesse
Skolthus for; a7aa p - ~ ra9
rlIrrmlophill, e B~6estophhiilAl, Aldtrrrrs,
h,iIe, Il Richmond, Orange 1Grpye
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sdTn Efl9fmiddaa ,pfas F tied e n lit5l
81 l. lss >>llk'o'1efhluI5s for N t. ! ,, . sc 9x4 ,Ioi
I su tn oTw1visstgg& L@aeNall95 SaBBallyyee55o
deere. gCanebav, North STAR Rrost
p4rrify,o Coucor{dia g. Saltrive @Mary's,
Eaiasc:Y, NJ. Pie llssass5aaat tis3 ss ssSslitd tdfss Men sy:sSHi
Biou, Windsor, GJypns LePsn9Anbhhliis "
Ip9bMh4 PLEASANT aaadn &rcBatztos,
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, 1890-01-29
den 3eetter

T0RSDAGEN den sore dy. II.
oijIml2 Middag apaa dRe&eU's Rest
asiaoSkolelms l0y:sl9Alo adi doidw ys.l
Bugbyhole, fCathrine's Rest, Ora
nardl 81 III DiJammoogRd,l Ganegard den,
Jerusalem ogq9Hopey Annals Hope,
Grahge3oWork & Rest Hutt1bug5 g.
Retreat, Peters Rest, Sion Fam
OonstitutionhilDl, BGl9wsmipde Siop
hill Castle Coakley,D Id amond&RubY
Ogn SrawberryhiA..i 10 aot.9nes SIS ayIi1a
TORSDAGEN den SOts ds. ri. 2.
EHermidaag 7paa KingshiB
baa POlitistation for:1 a1f,aII s4I~
SIob, La Refine, Bartenspot, Bless
ing C%Iiftonhill, S%paniShtown. Profit,
Anguilla9 & Annaberg, Bethlehem,
Kingshill Og FredenSborg.
Christiansteds Politikammer den eide
Januar 1890.
IN OF HALVOR HANSEN.
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