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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-08
TAE HARVESTED COMBINE.

CHICAGO. Jan. THE American Hsr-
vester company continued its meeting to-
dav with closed doors The action OF tie
trust has not been made public. Col. a.
{. Carter, secretary Of the company. says
there Is no truth in the report that the
trust contemplates advancing prices, Is
stated in a dispatch last night from Fargo,
: d.
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A BUSINESS YOUNG WOMAN.
She Is Birdie May Wilson, and She Is a
Hustler, Sure.
Special Correspondence.

EN0l7OI44~NNN-
OMAHA. Dec 30-The young woman
whose picture accompanies this IS Birdie
MAY Wilson. Her name fits the almost
childlike face, that is as pretty as picture,
with large dark eyes, thick chestnut hair,
little even teeth, and an exquisite com
plexion. Add TO these attractions grace
full, slender f sn, hand and feet models In
size and shape, and know at the same time
that the owner of them all is not yet p,
and you get an idea of a sweet and beauti-
full girl, gentle, thoughtful, of the cling
ing, helpless kind
And W Len you are told that this is one OF
the smartest, most energetic aud wide
awake persons of this day of smart persons,
you find it hard to believe the state
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a DuEl.

JAssY. Roumania. Jan. Prince Eu-
gene Ghika and /. NJ. Lermonton secre-
tarv of the Russian consulate fought q
duel here today with pistols. The prince
was slightly wounded The duel resulted
from quarrel over an insulting reference
made by the prince TO the poet Lennon
toff. of whom the Russian secretary l. a
descendant
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BANKRUPTS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 7-Justice Hamburger
TODAY held Banker Kean in s. 600 bonds to
the grand jury, for receiving deposits
when he knew be was insolvent.
CLARKsvILLE, Tenn, Jan. 7.-E. ;. Peck,
a banker of Frankfort KY, has been ap-
pointed receiver Of the Farmers and Mer-
chants bank in this city.
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cOI0 WEATHER IN ITAiY

ROME, Jan. THE col dest weather for
a generation prevails in the olive growing
districts of Italy A most severe storm IS
raging in the gulf of Trieste. A rain and
thunder storm descended upon this city
this afternoon. The palace of the
Propaganda was struck with lightning.
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AIkRNR AGIThTOR-

GLASGOW, Jan. John Burns, the Ia
Dor agitator, addressed "A public meeting
in Perth today. He said he intended TO
bring about such deadlock OF traffic on
the roads that he would compel the COM
panies TO surrender.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; 1t Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleansss the sys-
ten efectuallv, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of IT. kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable 10 the stomach. prompt IN
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substance IT.
many excellent qualities commend it
TO ali and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by al leading drug
gists Any reliable druggist VINO
nav not have Il On hand vii pro
cure It promptly for any one who
wishes TO try Il Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FfG SYHUp co.
SIS SsIsClgcC. ctL-
LOUISVILLE. ~. AEs T9A al
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ANOTHER FIGHT.
Another Army Officer Loses His Lie IN a
Skirnish With the Sioux

New YORK, Jan. "A Herald Pine
Ridge special says: A courier has just
come in from Gen. Brooke's headquarters
on Wounded Knee creek with dispatch
for Gen. Miles TO the eI-
feet that very heavy firing
is going on in the direction OF the hostile
camp and that he believes some portion ol
the troops has engaged the hosCIies'
Scouts have been sent out--all is excite
ment. The news OF the death of Lieut..
Casey is confirmed.
A LIEUTENANT KILLED.
CHICAGO. Jan. AT a late hour tonlght
Capt. Huggins at army headquarters re-
ceived dispatch from Gen. Miles at Pine
Ridge agency saying Gen. Brooke reports
some fighting TODAY. Lieutenant Casey,
of the Twenty second infantry. was shot
in the head and instantly killed by brute
Sioux.
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4 SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

KANSAS CITY, No, Jan. w. +. En-
ory filed a SUIT today against !. r. Hinc6-
lev and i H. Hedges, in which be de
mands $1,000 damages for alleged false
Imprisonment and malicious prosecution.
Emory l. manager of the Kentucky Stone
company. The compauy'S balance at the
bank ran low one Saturday and Emory
drew 81 500 from his personal account 20
pay the wages of the ComDany's men The
next week he drew 81 $40 from the com
uauv's account and paid himself Then
the trouble began. HInckley, il is alleged,
sent Hedges. his attorney, and a private
detective TO Emory house late one night.
who called him out, placed him in a cab
by force. drove him 10 Olathe. Kan, and
there took him by rail te Springfield. where
he was charged with emoezzlemeut The
case was dismissed While on hiS way 10
the station. II l. alleged, Emory was again
arrested on false warrant and taken hy
force 10 Dade county. where he was again
charged with embezZleWent The case
WAS again dismissed. Emory now sues for
damages.
ANOTHER ONE.
JACKSON. Miss. Jan. Hon. Frank
Burkett today filed suit Tor $50 ol
damages against the Clarion Ledger toI
renroauction by them of "a letter pub
liehed 10 the New YORK sun. charging
Burhett with selling, or Offering 70 sell,
the secret proceedings Of the National
Farmers Alliance when in session al
/ Ocala. Fla Burkett being delegate from
. Z his state
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ANn-urP nNr
AN ALUMINIUM FRAUD.

CHICAGO. Jan The Daily News,
which first published the information Oi
the supposed discovery by Prof Joseph N
Hirst Of process by which he could make
an excessively cheap aluminium from
common clay, and IN a manner revolution
iEe he industrial world. viii tomorrow
say that IL suspects that the professor :
discovery i Of the same nature - the cis-
covery of the noted electrical sugar pro
cess, namely. that il j. . fraud
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STATE FGISlATURES.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, Jan. THE two
branches of the state Legislature met at
noon today and adjourned after nIs enecelng a a
temporary organization. The Democrats
have an Overwhelming majority in both
houses and any contests for offices which
NAV occur will take place in the caucuseS
of the party tonight, when the states VIII
be fixed. The contest for speaker oil Tue
lower branch is likely TO be hot one as
several aspirants for the honor have about
an equal following. The governor mes mes
sage viii be sent to the legislature tomor-
row.
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CALIFORNIA FiG syrup co.

Sfs f5EsCfSCC. ctL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. AEs Fg2L al
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
SUMMARY o. THE SITUATION.

ctAAAht W AAS ciISAikOS.
sAS Francisco. April a-The wheat market
continues strong, both in the local market and
abroad. The shipping market is very strong,
but the cargo is changed. The demand for
shipping wheat is moderate at &l.55. Barley is
strong Choice feed sold at 81. 42l101.JO. The
price of cracked corn and feed corn meal was
advanced 30 cents per ton. Potatoes are very
firm. Receipts are light and the stocks none too
heavy. New potatoes are more plentiful and
larger The onion market is easy with prices
unchanged. The fruit market has undergone
no change since yesterday. Granger were re-
ceiyed by rail yesterday, and the demand for
well assorted navels continues good. Quite a
heavy consignment of fruit arrived by steamer.
but 1t consisted Of mixed lots, which win sell OF
cheaply. Mexican asparagus is still coming in
freely, and prices are a shade lower. Green peas
are duh with an overstockcd market. Rhubarb
is easier. Tomatoes are drug in the market
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipts-Flour. 1900 quarter sacks:
wheat, $1,000 centals: barley, 1000 centals;
oats, 1000 eentals; bran, 1909 centals; potatoes
1000 sacks
Fiour-family extra, A5aa465 per Dbl; ba-
kers extra, $4.50e4.60: superfinc, $S20fS 50.
Wheat standard shipping quality on basis
" BsrieyrNos / iced. sl.s7s: choice, u.sss<
CLIO; common grades, II .35; brewing,
81. 42lslgl.45 for fair to good, and SIs7ts(9
Oass-surprisc, $lssel. 90: milling, sl.750l 80;
good to choice feed. $L75ei.s7l.: fair, N.700
152szz; gray, 81 ~ :t9l. % per GENITAL.
Corn-LArge yellow, <i.3ylt1.37l, small gel
low, &.iOgl .42ls; white. 81 7ts(SL4o per CEN
tai
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: wheat-Buyer 1891, g. 5Slza
1855. closing at $1.561s; buyer season, 3L5yz<
(9l. 81, closing at Sissy
Barley-Buyer season, $l.36lz{9l3711<, closing
at &l.Gs,5.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-Sight, Is; telegraphic. % Sterling
biils-Bank, sls7l4; sight, tLsslS: commercial.
$4sa Silver bars, g9H Mexican dollars,
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded with the Auaitox
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I. 10l.
to date are $7,lao, $3.50. There were died foe
record yesterday s. deeds, the considerations
aggregating S114,049, an average OF $2.9720 Fd1.
lowing 10 the list a. furnished BY oaborno,
Temper & Co., abstract0n Of title. rooms 3,
10. IL and ll1z Colman block
VS., sr All AL Co To-! .Paulson, los - and -
y. NJ Ogle to G. Anderson, lot !. block 4.
Oglcl's Garden Tracts, $50.
>; McAllister e z. n. Camp. part lot s. block
". E. Bailey to Eastern Inv. Co., various lots,
Y: F; Bailey to Eastern Inv. Co. y acres on
], Ballard Park add, $50.
block TO- 1 B. = Dennys I'd, 100. - ~ ~
w. 7. Rhodes to ". NJ Dsgnan, lot !, block 81.
b. 4. Anderson to Z. W. Johnston, lot q. b,oek
K. p. Daniels to b. r Jones, lots Is, "A, block
2, Kirkland Park, &aW-
y. 4; Moore 9. y, 70 A. vicken. lot 5. block 10.
A. B. Lewellyn to /. NJ. Packard, lots II 10 q.
block !. West Side add. West Seattle. =, 100.
+. Blewett TO p B: shepard, lot %. block II
J. A. Moore to J. Bennett. lot 9, block =, Brook
II. c. Wshibers to ]. Phil, lot 1, block 20, Sol.
mon Bay Park add, $l75
p. L. Reese to ). Holberg, lots 10, II, IS. block
:, Puget S. Park, $50.
A. H. Harrison to W. F. Rhodes, lots to L,
block TO-, salmon Bay Park, 81 200
n. Dow to G. II. Scott, lot is, block 50, Gilman
O. W McGonigle to H. /. Mayo, lots and 5,
block 9. Lake View, $500.
J. X. Kirkpatrick TO ]. NJ. Waters, lot 7, block
9, Rayenna spg TX supl, $50
+. H. Rcnwick to Alice +. Renwick, lot y
View block So cx lots 5, 6. BELL Heirs I'd; lot Z,
block Is, Mcfsilyras I'd; lot e. block 10, x lot o.
block .. = lot 4, block ~, McGilyras I'd. II.
Wash. Cent? Imp. Co. to N. Dowd, lot Z. block
], w. G. l. Co.'S LIST to Kent, 500.
A. Armstrong to l. Walters, lot q, block u,
Gilman Park, $50.
\. II. r. l. Co. to A. Mann, SCI of sw1lz, &C II,
Il, 3. 500.
A. Mann to W. II. Adams, sell of swl< (. sec II,
y, 81.
block. IS, Woods So Shore Il. Lake, tno.
II. 3. West TO H. G. Raymond, lot 5, sup1 plat.
block j., Yesler's lsf, 500.
n Il. Friend to &. r. Friend, lots II, T. block
I, Tcrrys ith, and lots to 4, block 4, New WILL
u. II. Blackmar to d. l. Turner, lot /, block II,
b. Y. Days lst, $50.
f. A. Gardner ct Ill. TO c. z. Maiben. lot 6.
block s. Walla Walla, $3.50.
Josiah Collins To Amos Brown, a lot /, block
81. A. A. Dennys. &ie,sU.
J. A. Jackson to Josiah Collins, = lot ], block
Mary r. Bornan to J. Lingnan lot 6, block s,
s. b. r. r. Co.'S LIST, $780,
Harry White To H. T.. Kelley lots g, T. 3. block
q Canal: lots l. . block /. 4. 4 NJ. Ry.; lots 10 Is
70, h,ock l. lots Z, g. block 9; lots IL 10 il. block
. lots 2, TO IL IS, 80, 81, block 4, +. p. 8. K
r., $2.S1.
A. 4. Denny to John Lesry, lots 5, 9, block q,
Boreu's, $4,000.
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AERcHANDfsE.
lots .cTns-s,eady ana dull
ponfs down' sslcs ,~r,s s61s hsS.' incI.ssin~
Deccmber. "a a.. sysos 81 az -.
ross mo. NJ ~, eStisi<c $40 sss~As'
suear-Raw. ,irn, Ssiss ve-. q snn hs~. s.,-
and nm, - ses'' s7zc' henncu, In soou oes'azsu
aonrrr.vevycc,e,s. ~. ac~,, s,s "a
Iead-Som is,sI. dnmess3r e AZ
IYn-str.;,. Ssr a. 49,"
xoo,
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EASTERN MARKETS.
KEW YonK srock ExcnAssE.

NEW YORK, April 3-Tkc gold engagements
for export Saturday aud the strength OF specu-
iation in sugar, together with ruInors OF the
veto of the maximum freight bill by the govern
or OF Nebraska, served TO make things compare
lively lively at one time In the stock market to-
day, and some material movements were scored
in few stocks. The general list, however, was
in no respect different from the past few weeks,
and duslncss and Insignificant fluctuations were
the rule, a. usual. The market closed axu, the
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AND, or ALDERMEN JOINT REsDLU-
- No. 8-Be Il resolved by the board a.
1o0 md house of delegates OF the city q
y ~ session assembled:
y 5 h. the intention OF the city council OF
G1y 70 improve Thomas avenue from Tenn
- street to Willow street In the city OF Se-
VI grading and sidewalking the same on
m1e9 thereof The estimated cost Of clearing
eshhtng said street, excluding the crossings,
~ hundred dollars: the estimated cost Of
~ MD street, excluding the crossings, Is four
n my four and 90-1O0 dollars; the esfi-
6clt Of sidewalking said street Is eighteen
- thirty and 301cO dollars: the total esti-
at Of said Improvement to be paid by the
U18f property owners Is six Thousand one
=: NJ eighty and 20 100 dollars; the estimated
4eeaying and grubbing the crossings Is fifty
80 the estimated cost Of grading the crossings
80 hundred twenty three and 1O-lO0 dollars;
1t~lmnted cost OF constructing the cr0ss-wnlks
i l0x-drains is four hundred forty-one and
s - !; The total estimated cost to be paid by the
4b eight hundred fourteen and 80 100
~; and The cost Of clearing, grubbing and
1fng tie street. and OF the sidewalk ne Of the
80 ito be assessed against the property abut-
- 0id streets proposed TO be improved as
1lbed above, and which said admitting property
.seg declared TO DO the property benefited by
4 40 reuons owning any abutting property as
I'D b. section seven (71. Of article eight
ll1l o. the charter shalt have fifteen days from
slr the date OF the first publication OF this
elusaon TO file with tho city clerk protests
Zfngs eaid Improvement
4 &1ood house Of delegates March "a, 1891.
GEORGE b. KlTTIN0ER.
President PRO tenl House Of Delegatcx
& 1oAoec the board OF aldermen March "a, 1901.
GEO. w. HALL.
President Board Of Aldermen.
. APPROVED BY me this 30th day OF March, A. D.
1pca By me this sOth day Of March. A. d. 1851.
II. w. MILLER, CITY Clerk.
i Date Of 0Fst puhlicattsn March 81. A. D. 1891.
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Mrs. Charles Russell. OF Eastern Orekon, waa
cured OF asthma OF ffteen years standing By
Moore's Reycnied Kennedy.
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER DELTA

WI leave II atfeid-Coynan deck q o,clncs .. M
&ooeaf. wednesday aud fricay Tor Kinrsfon
fcss canals Esneef. Seahsck Ho-na Hcns I y.
tnNasp, Heods Port and Jn'cn City. Ee<urn;nc
ieeves lnleo City q. cescck a m
y. TkoCTAAN, Nas.er
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IS D05. so; short clear, &&SoD4so
CHICAGO LIVE grocH.

rxAScrAL

LONDON, April a-Closing- ConoolG: uouUR
@ ZIG: money account, go; q. 8. =, INC
Y. s. 45s. 1914. Bar silver, n 1l-l6d Per ouncA
Money, ~ per cent.
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6AHWAYS.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
ia the IIne to take to eli points East and
runs through vestlbuled Trains every
day in the year to
ST PAUL AND CHICAGO,
(No change Of cars)
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullnan
equipment.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which ee-
commodatiOus are both yHEB and furnlshed for
holders Of first or second class tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A. continuous line connecting with all lines. a.
fording direct ana uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured In
advance through any agent Of the read.
THROUGH TICKETS
To and nom Al points In America, England and
Europe can b purchased at any ticket once Of this
COMPANY.
TRAINS LEAVE sKArrLE ~ FOLLOWS:
Portland and the SOUTH e:16 and 1880 a NJ. and
csssaiIs and o1ymp!. express, 200 ?. NJ
ssses ana and 01s s and $50 M; 1925
300. 5:I6 and 8:20p m.
TRAINS ARRIVE
From st. Paul and Chicago. 11:59 q m. and
Portland and the south. $40 q. m. AIS and
SAB p In.
Chehalis and Olympia. IL :5s q. m
Anaoortes express $40 p. m.
Sedro and north. 1928 p. m.
Tacoma and local. $40, IL $50 q. m: 2:AS AIS
S:45 and IL As D. m.
Time shortened IS hours between Seattle and St.
Paul.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars elegant
day coaches, finest palace dining cars between Sc
sttlc, Tacoma and Portland direct. Daily service
Full information concerning rates time of trains
routes and other details furnished on appica.
ton to
a. D. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass. All,
121 First ST.. cor. Washington, Portland Or
a. CHILBER0, City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
southeast corner Ye6ler avenue and Commercial
street. Olympic block, Seattle, Wash.
I. A. NADEAU. General A cent and Depot Ticket
Agent Seattle depot. foot Of Third street.
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TAILORING.

RTHUR L. COOK. GoTrSTEIN BUILDING:
n the dean l. Mitchell New YORK Standard
system nse-i; "our speciality" trousers 10 ordes.
Seattle, Wash.
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NEW FIRM.

The r. NJ Rasin Clothing Company are psnp-
ing on sale very fine Hue of clothing and gentJp
10 beat. successors to the Imperial cioshin0
House. So Front ftrect.
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5000 70 Loan e ess !; e !. inside ssogss:y, =
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TolNT RESOLUTION NO. e2-BE TT RE-
~ solved by the hoard OF aldermen and house OF
6lnd:
Thnti Is the Intention of the city council of said
city % improve Twelfth street from Depot 70 Pine
STREET u sd city BY grading the same In accord
ence With the cstchli shed grade and constructing
oucwelk1 on each side Of the same. The estimated
- q sald tmprQyem ent issfive thousand six hun
- GO! dollars, and the cost Of said improve
nj excepting the ost Of grading the crossings
g 3 assessed agni INST the property abutting on
~ ageee proposed to be improved described
ave e0d which said abutting property is hereby
.ldmeo % be the properly bcnenied by said inn
Hvremcnt All pc rsons owning any abufting
10y. A. defined W section seven (7) OF article
~ % OF the freeh elders charter shall have sif-
- CD days from an d after the date Of the first
c91lou Of this res olut ion to file with the city
~ profes. against said Improvement.
L Auod the house OF delega ties March ~, 1891.
GEORGE b. KfTTINGER
President pro tenn. House Of Delegates.
4~.Dod board OF aldermen March IL, 1891.
GORGE w. HALL,
President Board OF Aldermen.
~ Acpg0red by me this 3Oth day of March, A. d a,
u - HA RRY WHITE, Mayor.
e IA BY me this 30th d ay Of March, A. ID. 1891.
H.W. MILLER. City Clerk.
- & first publication n arch 81, 1891.
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DUCATxONAL.


- So, GM =, Al IN psasep iss.. ISL;
nix resident teachers special primary ciaA bsing
organised 70 commence feernarZ I for r.xacn-
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- icsi, Einins. Ensineesine. survsyias, DEz.fht.
Ing. ArcAitecture. Ass.y1ng and Neyigneso1. x5Vss
Geco44 stfesk Portland; Or, and a. AerEee erees'
-. Mnm1@1s p,.saeet sess Snr eirrnlsr.
:
c,1nD1r RoTY REsTAUaANT. NEW Eng
Land hotei; 49, o eooxm "a rnss1.
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Goods: also ses new and secena nan0 s,osss
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cONFECTYONERS.
ICE CREAM coNFEECTaONEKY. E hs.a
delivered promptly to ell parts O. sh s city, Metro
hints "a Cent? fuo quarts al or - per gaIIon:
kon,e. ra..se rsns;scs made ffesh dsfiy: lerrest
assortment IN the cty = henfyh Oh 1n'lu
-
BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADQUAR-
~ tes-shorthand and typewritins. onsces $50
231 Pioneer building. Front street.
w Ashh and typewrit,nx: type
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6fREET TAX NOTICE-THE TAX
~ ~ The city council In the district ere
fc61nance No. 1876. TO provide for the
Eeio street, from Baker street to WICK
81 constructing sidewalks thereon. 6
- payable ~ the once Of the city freae-
m lo&e1 not paid within forty (4O) dayD Of
~ 16cntton Of this notjco will be declared
RI ~ rate Of 10 Per cent. charged.
II. w. MILLER, City Clerk.
NJ pubIicatton April LIST. 1891.
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Musical Merchandise
THE erAxp Hor.t.

Musical Merchsndise.
The best line of musical merchandise
and sheet music obtainable at q. 4. Petsis
& Co.'S, i,0s Front street.