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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02

STATEMENT The report relative
to II difficulty between Mr.. Carson
md myself rs reported last week
was not fair and impartial. Mr..
Carson stopped me on the street ard
began abusing me. After calling
me'a liar hit him "A slight blow.
He then struck me several times
aud kicked me half dozen times.
begged him to deslst, but when |
saw that his intention was to pull
me down and tramp on me strucl,
three sharp blows ut him. While
he was kicking me | thought OF
kicking by way Of retaliation, but
because he is n smaller man than
was the reason | did not. regret
the affair, and ms the matter got
spread especially through the weekly
JOURNAL, In justice TO my family,
friends and myself l make this brief
statement without word of passion,
prejudice or Ill will against Mr.. Car
son and his friends. The sympathy
Of the crowd was not with Mr..
Carson, as number of eye witnesses
expressed themselves decidedly to
the contrary of that report.
Very Truly, i. j. STRAYER.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02

: As the JOURNAL collector present.
ed a bill to one Of its leading adver-
tisers yesterday, the cashier show
ed II little surprise at the large
amount his firm had expended dur
ing the month, but he consoled
himself by saying: "Well, / should
kick against such extravaganza, If
didn't know that il bad earned us
three hundred dollars on one GUS
TONER" So it goes. Advertise in
the JOURNAL and you get your
money back before the bill is due.
The G. w. Johnson clothing EN-.
porium is making all arrangements
for heavy spring trade. New
goods are constantly arriving
Among the April Fool rigs yester-
day, was one by the JOURNAL an
nouncing "fall" clothing when it
should have been "spring". This
firm are always in season.
This evening the Rena Marsells'
Dramatic Co., will play LADY
Audley's Secret" at The opera house.
Rena Marseells will appear as Lady
Audley, in which she VIII exhibit
some of her fine acting as the cum
ming, deceitful woman. The prices
will he the same. Seats on sale at
Patton's book store
The Chicago board of trade Off
cials, in furtherance of their war on
the bucket shops, Tuesday, notified
telegraph companies that no opera
tors would be allowed on the floor
The Western Union will take out It's
instruments.
Mr.. o. G. Chase is an excellent
workman at paper hanging aud
wall decorations. He is II competent
christian man and will do your
work honestly and charge honestly.
See his card.
Ashland has chain gang Ordi-
nance. Several vagrants have learn
ed already what it Is to work on the
street with the bali and chain on
their leg.
The funeral of Miss Lulu ThOmp.
son will take place Thursday, at 10
a. m, Mt the family residence.
Jones q Bernardo don't try to rob
the boys, but the girls do insist on
having their candy.
AT Portland he trial OF w. &.
Roberts for alleged embezzlement
has been indefinitely postponed.
The funeral services of Mrs. Gen
eral Odell takes place this afternoon
at $3.50.
See the Banner liue of stoves and
ranges, at Steiner & Blossers.
Have the DAILY JOURNAL left Mt
your door and get all the news, at
I'D cents a week.
Attendance is growing at the
Rena Marselles Dramatic Co.
"Lady Audley's secret" to night.
1t will do your eyes good to see
what all Buren, got, in that last car
load.
Fresh Chinook salmon at Rhodes
fish market. The first of the sea-
son.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02
SUPREME COCRT.
SALEM, April 2, Is

SALEM, April 2, 1890.
J.. A. Mcbride, administrator Of
the estate of John Brulam, deceased,
respondent, vs.. the Northern Pacific
Railroad Co., appellant; appeal from
Columbia county. Judgment Of the
lower court affirmed. Opinion by
Lord, j.
w. ID. Pugh, respondent Us. Geo.
E. Good appellant, appeal from
Marion county. Argued and sub
mitted. VIM. NJ. Kaiser attorney
for respondents, George II. Burnett,
attorney for appellant.
In the matter of the estate of
Martin Wertz deceased, Sarah l..
Luper ohjetor and appellant, VS..
May Wertz and l.. +. Smith, pro-
pondents and respondents; appeal
from Linn county. Argued and
submitted.
Hewitt & Irvine and Chas. VOL
verton attorneys for respondents, j..
K. Weatherford aud w. r. Bilyeu,
attorneys for appellants.
Parlor furniture by the car load,
and all kinds of choice goods in our
line, just received from the East by
A b. Buren.
Mr.. Chas. Townsend who has
been clerking in the Grange store,
decided to-day to purchase a new
wagon and go lnto the delivery
business. Charles is quite business
young mau, and has many friends
IN Salem
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02

HIaH GRADES. The probabilities
now are that at the forthcoming
colt show, premiums will also he
offered on high grade horses aud
their colts, rs we'll as on pure bred.
II was at first thought best to con-
fine the premiums to pure bred an
imals only, but there are so many
fine grades here that Il is now con-
sidered best TO admit some of the
better ones OF these In ths contest for
prizes.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
CILEMEKErR norEL..


II, :. Roberts, New York; G L
Huddleson, Mrs ID h Allen, Jetitr.
son; NJ Kinney, Astoria; Mrs III
Smith, j h Payion, and wife, n NJ
Cartwright, Drain; Sol Abraham,
Roseburg; Hugh Mcclure, New
York; J Nathan, san Francisco; JOS
II Whalen, w a WOodworth,
Chicago; j ID Lee, The Dalles; G
Taylor, Dayton; FN Lathrop, Mrs
Jennie jackson DeHart, Boston;
Ida NJ Taylor, Miss Milley A Bend
ely, Laura \ Wells. Annie |. John
snn, & w Payne, Geo L. Barrel, J
\ Caldwell A ] Rhodes, Fisk Juhl-
lee Singers, Nashville, renn
COOK HOUSE.
Erwin Ritter Fred Valentine,
East Portland; & Johnson aud wife,
sleepy Eye Minn; sam Jones,
Georgia.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02
To CanitaliStS.

Sealed proposals will be received up to
olock p. n of the eth day of May A. d.
| 1870, by the board of directors of School
| District No. p, of Marion county, Oregon
which includes the city of salem for the
purchase of thirteen thousand dollars
(sltOO worth of he bonds of said school
district In denominations of one hundred
dollars (slO) and upwards. The Interest
on these bonds To be paid senIi-annually-
ana they are 10 run twenty t20 years,
said bonds are issued under and by virtue
OF nm act of the gislature of Oregon for
the year 1883, entitled an net To am-nd
sections W and 57of title Of an act to eStab-
lish uniform course of public instruction
IN the common schools OF the state, ap-
proved October -, lS72. approved october a,
nv MS act was approved February "a,
lSSo, his act approved February II, 1857. Par.
ties bidding must specify the lowest rate of
interest Ht which they propose to purchase
said bonds, and the amount they desire To
purchase, seven thousand dlllars worth To
be purChas d July l. lNO, and six thou
sand dollars lsOUOOl worth To be purchased
January l. 1880 M bids will be considered
where the prlposeS rate ( interests more
thnn per cent per annum or where the
bid for the bonds Is below par value. The
hoard reserve the right Ia reject any or an
bids. Done by order of the board of direc-
tors aforesaid this nth day uf March, A. ID.
lSan. w r. SINPStIN CLARK
m27 School Dist No. "a. Marion Go. Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02
A Bargain /!

\ desirable 10, OF lands In lots Ia suit.
seven miles southwest of salem, within
eighty rods of steamboat landing the bsst
W'k wood and sume fiT tlinber-enough TO
pay Tor the pud-and it is good son for
ruli, win springs az q meaduw land
Would uke a .guod small lot of salem
property In trade, Addres
salem, March n, 1874. 4 lStf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02
TO Home Seekers.

The Capital City railway com-
pany is prepared to tell home-seeK-
ers something to their advantage.
Mr.. David Simpson has taken charge
ofther real estate department at ll5
State street. Call aud see him.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02

IMPROVEMENT is THE ORDER OF
THE DAY.-Mr. John Holm has
purchased an entire new outfit of
blacksmith machinery; consisting
of the largest and best Bailey drlll,
and No. tire shrlnker. Also large
cast iron platform for tirelng wheels
perfectly true, which cannot be
done on the old wood frames, Ia
fact he has every tool to make his
work perfect, and can now guaran.
tee satisfaction to his customers.
You now have place where you
can get your mower, reaper, or
thrasher repaired with iron or
wood. Heavy machine forging
done, wheels furnished from tho
heaviest 10 the lightest, and cheap
as the cheapest. l.2-St.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02
State Treasuror,s seth.Notice

STATE of oregon, Treasurer'S Ofiice.l
SALkM, March I'd. 1870
NOTICE Is hereby given that there ara
~ suihcient lunds ON hand To pav the
tlloMlng warrants, and thnt they viii be
paid nn p cscntaiion at this ofilce. Mar.
.anls oi tue issue uf lSsl and lSsO, as fOl.
Lows; number 1871; laat, lil5, lilS. ltlrl
ioN lll0 iNiS lla i7i2, ITlg, ia. lTiN l7S
10. AsN atsl, 2li0 2iGl, 2lGi, 2Aai. 27sSl g7tn
aGd -t1e. Interest viii not be allowed
amer gate oi thlS notice. q. " WEIR
t2L2w. Statg 'rrs.snr,r
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02

EVery Ingredient employed la pr0duc.
ins hood's SarsaparlllA ts strictly pun,
a is the besi of Its kind, the nthls and
herbs are carvmlly selected, and only the
oeSi retained. fnOn the Time Of purchase
untu llOods SlrsAntrilla L. pneTearcd,
every thlng 4 watched With Wow 10 az.
tanning the best result
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02

THE PRIZE,-Safe and Reliable is
the brand of the new baking powder
at Farrar Il Co.'S. Every buyer gets
a nrlle.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02
A RrnMn Enri.

Finest stock of buggies, carriages,
phaetons and carts in this market
M the old reliable hardware estab-
lishment of j. T.. Brown q Co
3-l5-eOd
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
GILBERT & PATTERSON.

Dealers IN Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, varnishes,
Brushes, WindowgIass, Etc, Sole
agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Regular Business-The Police TO Help
Keep the City Clean.

There was a full attendance Of the
city officials last night aud all the
regular routine business was trans
acted.
The committee on license reported
favorably on the petition Of August
Schreiber, and report was adopted.
The committee on streets aud
public property reported that bids
had been received for the construc-
ton Of alley sewers through blocks
81, 50, 20, IL, aud 4G. The bids
were as follows:
In Blocks 81 and s2-Dugan Bros,
'7O4; J. n. McCully, $702: Smith q
Robinson, $500; Archie Mason,
S6i0.75.
IN Block 2O-Dugan Bros, 1921;
j. n. McCully, S34S; Smith q Rob
ason, S26S; Archie Mason, $2SS.30.
In Block l7-Dugan Bros. ,S2S .O5:
J. n McCully 1901 so; Smith d Rob
unson, 500; Archie Mason 1886.
In Block 47-Dugan Bros, $450,J.
y. McCully, 5000; Smith & Robin
sou, $437. 50; Archie Mason, 442.70.
The bids Of Archie Mason on
blocks 81 and 81, and those of Smith
& Robinson on blocks 20, II and As,
being the lowest, the committee
recommended that they be awarded
the contract. The ordinance COM
mittee was instructed to draft Ordi-
nances making contract with low
est bidders.
The filthy condition Of The city
calaboose was brought up and as
usual the matter was referred to the
committee on streets aud public
property. The city Jail is in a
horrible condition. The water
closet connections are defective and
excreta have been allowed to ac-
cumulatc until the place IS not a
credit TO II Christian community.
Street Com'r Graham submitted
II very complete report which show
I'd that Il good deal of work has
been done.
AS suggested by the JOURNAL yes
terday. some informal discussion
was had in regard to detailing the
police 30 enforce greater cleanliness
in some parts of the city, but no
iction was taken. The police regu-
Iation of n city requires supervision
Of its sanitary conditions as much
rs looking after criminals, and it 10
fully as important If not more so.
Two-thirds of the filth in alleys and
streets Is caused 10y private parties
who should be compelled by the city
to clean it up. The
street commissioner cannot possibly
patrol the whole city and enforce
the removal of filth. The health Of
the public should be rs carefully
looked after us its morals, and who
ever champions n new regulation to
bring this about will advocate n
popular measure.
The number of votes cast at the
bridge election, was canvassod and
the following totals announced:
In favor of $4,000 bridge bonds,
$50.
Against bridge bonds, 81.
For Il. j. Swaff0rd for city treas
urer, $50.
For w. II. Bell, for city treasurer,
81.
For IL. IL. Thompson for citv
treasurer, 2.
The committee were instructed to
draft an ordinance regulating the
and construction of side
walks.
PETITIONS.
a A.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02

PRIMARIES. --IIepublicans,an ,and all
who wish to cooperate with tho
party underitsst state and county call,
look up the matter Of the primarles
to be held next Saturday. Let ther,
be a full and fair vote. The honoI
of the republican party is always al
stake IN conducting these prelimi
nary elections and all friends of the
republican cause will so regard it..
Let fair politics prevail and then lei
every man stand by the result and
go in to carry the ticket. We be.
lieve this is the general disposition
Of all true citizens and bossism l.
not characteristic trait of republi-
canism. We do not believe 1t will
appear at the Salem primaries or in
Marion county.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02

Easter hats will be ready fnr in
specIion at Calvert's Friday aud
Saturday. l.l-et
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02

Go to Geo. Anderson, proprietor
OF the Cook house, IL you want
good, square meal fnr IS cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02

The Bon Ton restaurant is setting
the best 25 cent meals IN the city
now.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02

BALED HAY.-Go0d haled hay
dellNered 20 amy part Of the city at
sld per tom. MORGAN A MHAn.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02
Agents Wanted.

-, Agents tn Sell the Beautiful Story ~
,,,fniiing world; sea and Land" Most
ruPl1iy selling books on The market.
-'--ulin MARGELI., 10 Court street
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02

calverts have a fine line of Easter
hats. I.l-0t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02

In thus retiring from the buSiness ortbo
hed Corner drug store, / desire To return
my most Sircere thanks To the moul
friends in salem and surrounding country
whose plirol age has been So literally en-
yuHtu IN the past. also take pleasure i'm
recent partner. DIR. j. G. Smith win ba
Puhd iullN worthy of their entire conf
oehce ana continued patronage.
ii, A, SINGT ETON
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02

Three pieced parlor furniture at
Buren's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02

One of the vital points for a family
man to look after is to see that he
gets his moneys worth. Buy gro
ccries of Winters and you get that.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02
Dissolution Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the part.
~ nership heretofore existing betwerA
the undersigned, under he tirm uame of
Slngleton u smith, atlSalem Oregon, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. "A 4 Sin
gleton having sold his interest To DR.. j q.
Snith, VINO Will continue in tie bus ness,
under the hrm name Of smith & steiner
Al accounts due to the firm OF singleton a
oulltn wiz De payable AT once to either
member Of the late firm singleton ~ Smitb
SALEM, Or. March p. lSg,.
II. A, SINGLETON.
DIR. j. q. SMITH.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-02
PETITIONS.

From the property owners of
block |, of University addition ask
Ing for the relocation OF the alley In
said block. Referred to the COM
mlttee on streets and public prop
erty.
From the property owners of
blocks 81 aud 50 asking for the city
TO vacate the alleys running east and
west through said blocks, proposing
to open up an alley sixteen feet
wide running north and south. Re
corder was instructed to have proper
notice published.
Asking the council 10 request the
o. Il G. railroad 10 place n wagon
road crosslng on Oak street, just
south of the depot. Referred.
Asking transfer of the liquor
license of Il. p. Talklngton to Child
ers Il Davidson, his successors.
Granted.
The bond of T.. j, Swattord, city
treasurer, was presented to the coun-
oil with VIM, England and J, A.
Baker as suretles in the sum of
$1,000; same was accepted.
The sum of S5.il was ordered re
funded 10 Miss Lydia Hefty, as ille-
gal taxes collected.
The council will meet again'Tues.
day evening April 10.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
Gels ujanlc1.

Males
CENTS WANTED ln every town ~
"A O. - ana IfifIsn Ann Tifa loi f'"u
.iavlug article, cOaiu.i--i lion. mo-, i4lr. 'I
,I cHfltal .fl.A renewed ilon'hit-
S.ud ~ for plr'icu.a'- and q .'t 81 nnin-
n,1-llD Jj'> PllDhD. +. q. blt -,
XlcafHf.e . f.l.'.
,,.I.Ey-. Ncn oa. " iu-inf-- lor th.rc
"a 10 thD ... Ifft DID ilr 'Nf
-ol,ihin4 n.f. |A"';AI. l'' L4"ae n.y.
- 0OhKIHlrlt.-'. .s.aat Book p.r
ID ana Hll flrfa wanted mr p' G-i.n
and accurate 80 lHfa.r rn'd l.' '.N.'
toun,l .fd 1--we tliI IIs N1ifni'. H't'
j.. 10. H. lubaas Ift' % 'N''' I'-''
Iaosdwa'
tsDr wASrI 81. -t.o,l plain ~ rt
ID Tor about three month. N'Nif7'
Is. g. TubInc ONcr
II AnM HANDS. u.rilea. or '.rf''' ~
L 10 .to pr month a.l d., IT, ~
'Tr F.TNEi'~ SUPPLY. 800 "A.hina'
'on.,t. BIoos.yn. near 1870
lAEnIN $40 ;h.ce nayird couple
IL for ialHt and vegetable itIN- VIZ g.
farm band. ItENI.~' - fIi> 800
We h'nr.oA--t.. brooN ID. n''i "'''-''
l,OiS. GYMNASTICS wmi'i 20 s'ii a
ii nrs pafegt.d art rlc n' d'i ln et'iY
l.u-c. sell. readily. i.1fT. prom, secure
4ON Sr3oliu.rnd pO. pat son, ~. }.
L, nor stock Hicr wanted on mems
- t72 Chambers a.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
furnished Rooms.

FUNNr~HID AFtl.i -fiNI. % i......
u farlrf Ir... lrl..'N lhl. of "l'.O4.
loo. - l,,eaf4nl rnntt.I."It aud central A
e.. and 81 lo.t Be-. .af N. I. 'lnh Di.. nnt
Gr.s..l--ID.. ma 90 auI j. rnanrn' a.
.0a.rod3fol-. f4..r- f.-.llr r4'f n.
country lfDp0f " oDfnIl r.itllt iI.orr ~ Dn
free a. ~ Lkl4i DiRLl TORY - Nrff'
f.f.r.t...- fi.. patrons. J.. a. DALEY, d,
- Wc-t 3Jtn--t
El-NDso.irIrENIsUFD ROOMS -ln.
III e'. .I co. -n. -ogtArIn exposure .
..I appointments tcsa.e i,DdDi,t-. 40 " -
aad-,t.
- >rEWLY FURNISHED front hail bed.
y room 10 irt. ioi lady o. gentleman. il-
West f5th-st.
,yrO LLy.-23j East o7th-st.. small hali
\ room second floor rent = = cottage
nou.c. hou-r occupied b} owner.
rrO LET Nlccly furnished front paflor
\ and i-a.o o.lt Dor and cold water i,r
an. or two genflcDcn ntti J. station bath
u dosI-od. J.. HIt>ol' K losi P'f.-'N'.
an EA~r Wt~NlNDIDS PLACE
~ Handsomely fsuieD'd pl'a.art oin-
Al a choice central locality near hotels,
'ast1urant-.
o.rlI-~T. no W-or. nor Broadway
81 Naud.l.a.Iv fsrn' he'd square room-.
4il roD4 % DOT .m'n-
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
Orcs5nnklu1.

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wraps -I.. ..itf Ao'.l osg.f- 10 ~
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d l.-.. from $40 rp "rai1ufr'o hf '-
class a. and finish l.-t i"frnr'. .i''''
~ VAE NILLAi HI. 80 West .H'h 80
Dr,c1IchL Dres>NHNhf 1a d..
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fariIcs nv as; r,.r.o'.,, 'n'A' ',p.'.,,-
able. Adar it Hi'' = ''''-''
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
iUorn n'dntc0
Eclnahs.

Females.
WOMAN wen,- "o.@ - any kind
\ nua. 10 io g. Nd.r-- Nh. MfINii.,
i1 NrN H'werf.
Ln...i.~PD.DI.sI .D- tA~ultE.-b} a
4 ,0l.r lad. f-pm .nn county rci .r-
.rr.. agi security rivfn- 4 D.. E'N ~,
if..rrt ON
Af.rolDi ~ a. rrN lni vtl.ci by
(, 80. g.. -pri. u'i .un i'.id q" i.rnu-
rr.m.. If.. fl: -h - A.. "n' J.. '.t'--'.
sNl...-,lt~, NDl,h-MoEh o..
i i.r oof.. 81 AaAf N' Is. .lll.' 'A
-rrND.g i.3 W'-t 2.'u--t
.r.crAriI YoUNn WIDOW wants
IA .ruan.n. lo.N lu n Office ot t'. .'
a. ,tiNlar io .1 ro.A 60 iH..' Ail '--
tiIl.,. Tl.ian. Lama ohi'r. -l7
'a.' e0tr-t
=. vI>f.KAPEft. l'f competent fou"'
- nt. n- -rfnr ararr pni NprNr.tr
l.....l.rf.r aud CI'lrtipA- Adife'- -Ii'f
Fls,. 20 Avenue ID.
=, grN1.EArn5 aud riPtNRi1lNn.
> gl 900 experienced iaaN a. ir sn.t-
lfir. fo.itIon h.glr.s r'f frf,t' ii'i. '.iNl.
.rip. ,,er and B.. .luf-t COLL e-. i'i' hA-l-
.ou-aNt.
ni+SG LADY desires = petition -
4 .t.rorraI Ih.r and typewriter rNr'il,nt
,.r.nc.' n.n..cgatr salary. Afdrcs- NJ. NJ.
are OF Nlsr Lamb. I.lJ5 Bf'a1"'N'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
for Sale.

4 NNrWND IL pINNONDS. watches
Il ard Jta .rg c.ycred on -a.al Da-h rey-
ut..f- balance uI sa-t tNi.I-. 'I. Il.
Dire UNION NAT' Il CO.. ->] B os .'l'..
4 EOLL.TOl DFsN f1r so. . fr.. -ii.-
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J. II MASON '- W.l.'ir--t.
DIILIAKD IAHIf. N1'.-..a~ wood
ID C.licAc, ? billiard taflr. . $40 f'.t "l'h
hAtur0-. .ll il ii"c' uii'. ..-i .U-i f-'i +,
wil take -JH cash. Address INN -5'.
greenwich. Cora.
ON J. aad uiafi l'' manufacturers a,he-
I lal steel rr'tcis at % r.c.rr.o.-|y low
G. WENIEL. Il Cr.t'.st. y =.
f. OH ~ALE.-A j-hD-.. ia,;.s eaeue
I .u good 0r. p. 'ln N. ...n fr,n.lr
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FOR StIF-A M = Nce.Yo.k Trb-
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q MIr,. fJE>siI ii.&t ~. - al '...,
r. Wil'ar-.i. basement.
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T'Hr PATENT n'.t. la.ei .anl..l..t
i- h.1Ttr. chimney i.'' ol alt f.f-
nlfrr. uN-. .f4f.f
: ratrh the match upon '- bach.
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