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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
BALTfNORF


BALTIMORE, September 5.-Cot,on nominal.
middling, nc. Provisions steady aud lover:
mess pork, $3.50; bnlk meats do0ssj-shoul.
iers, $3.50: long clear 1918; clear.rb sides,
$500; suearplcsled shoulders, IS; snyar-curcd
smoked shoulderz, Ell hams small ala large,
s1350asl4. Lsrd- Refined, ss.25: crude,
1913. Butter nrm: creamery, fancy, 25s20c;
do. fair TO choice, 22a2tc.: DO. imitation, goa
PEE: ladle, fancy, lSalgc DO. good 20 choice.
16sl7c; store-packed, loalTc Egss nrm at
1SalQc. Coffee steady: Rio cargOes, fair. l7ttr.;
No. z, l4a4c. Sugar stoady; grannlated, sac.
Copper firm; refined, lOhallc. Whisky arm
at sl.20asl.2o. Peanuts steady; Virginia fancy
hand-picked, 4lia4ltc.; farmers, 313ltc;
| shelled &C.; North Carolina, Sc. shclIod, 4I4c.
Other markets holiday.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
CHICAGO. Ill, September 5.-Cattle-Rs-
ceipts, $4,000 head; shipments, 1000 head:
natives and westerns. 10 % poe. lower; Texans,
/ steady; hes. natives, s5as5.4O; otherr, t3a
| $3.50; Texans, sI.75as320; rangers, 81 40a
| 1925; cows, si.10as2.7j.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 head; shipments.
| 5000 head; market opened weak and steady,
and closed > 20 1Oc. lower Skips and roughs,
| s4.50as4.o0; packers and mixed, s5.lOAt5.3o;
| primo heavy and butchers weights, s5.i0a
| $500.
sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments.
| l,l00 head market steady to strong; veathers,
s425as5.Ia4; westerns, s3.75ast.50; fed
| Texans, s4asL35: lambs, S3.50as5.Tj.
LIVERPOOL MARkETs
| LIVERPOOL, September 5.-A00n.- CottOn--Bual-
| ness moderate at easier prices American mid
| ding, 3 15-l6d.; salee, 10000 bales American,
| o,100 bales: speculation and export, 1000
bales; receipts, 1000 bales; American, none.
i Futures quiet and steady; September and o.
| tober, 3 54-64d.; October and November,
| 3 57-64d., also 3 5G-64d.. also 3 57-64d.; De-
i cember and January. 3 dj-64d., also 00-o4d.,
| also 0i-84d. February and March, LTD,
| also LTD, also 4 "-64d. Tenders, 100 new
/ dockets. and /, 800 old dockets.
| r. H.-September, J3-64d, also 3 O6-64d;
| September and October. 65-64a3 56-64d. (;
| October and November. 57-6ta3 5s-04d. No
/ yember aud December, 3 5e-o4s3 60-64d. T;
| December and January, 3 6l-04a3 62-04d. /:
1 January and February ld., sellers; February
| and March, 4 2-64a4 Sod; March and April,
5-84d., sellers. Futures closed quite, aud
| steady.
| NORFOLK PEANUTMARKEE.
| reported for tho Dlspatch.l
SEPTRxBER 5.-Sarkst steady. Prime, 22xc.
extra prime, 25sc; fancy, &c.; factory hand
picked, 3e4l4c.
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nanial Dourharty Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, September 5.~-Daniei
Dougherty, the lawyer. lecturer, and ora
tor, died here to-day aged 50.
The total visible supply. OF cotton for
the world Is 2,6i0.Q95 bales, OF wn le
5es and .2lb. SOS bales, respectively, last
year Receipts during the week az AL IN
terror towns, 81, 2o3 bales. Receipts irom
plantations n 4bG bales.
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NORFOLKS GUARANTEED

No More Immigrants from New York
Steamship Company's Loss.
NEw YORK. September 5.-Word was re-
ceiyed at the Office of the Old Dominion
Steamship Company this morning that the
health officials of Norfolk have announced
that no more immigrants from this clty
will be allowed IN there. As the Old Do
minion line carries South all the imml-
grants destined for that section of the
country that land here. the immigration
authorities at Ellis Island were notified OF
tbe decision this morning. This will oc-
cssion tho loss of many thousand dollars
10 the Old Dominion Line.
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LABOR-DAY OBSERVANCE.
General Throughout North and West
Monster Parade In Chicago.
BY telegraph to the Dispatch

WASHINGTON. September 5.-To-day was
Labor Day. and the occasion was generally
observed throughout the North. Boards
of Trade and other institutions closed, SO
that there are no market reports. Iarades,
double games Of baseball, pic-nics, and
athletic sports were the chief features of
the day,
INV YoRK's RECOGNITION.
NEW YORK, September 5.-To-day was
Labor-D Day. and q most beautiful, sunshiny
one II has grown 10 general recognition
here and was almost universally observed.
Both national political headquarters were
closed in its honor. In this city and
Brooklyn great crowds witnessed the
large parados Of organized labor. Ou,-
door athletic sports. running races, re-
gattas, and baseball afforded ample OBJ
portunity for holiday enjoyment. The
banks. exchanges. and large stores were
closed. The day was also observed in most
of the cities in the North and West. Ia
Chicago the healing OF old labor feuds
caused a monster parade Of 10000 men.
AT THE HUB.
Boston also had its big labor procession,
besides regatta and baseball. Through
out New England there was very general
observance. Plc-nics were Il prominent
feature Of the observance.
At Pittsburg the observance Of the day
was less general than heretofore, and
there was no parade or local celebration.
In Jersey City, Newark, and other New
Jersey cities. the houses were decorated,
and every body had good time.
Labor-Day is not a legal holiday in Dele
ware but IN Wilmington 1t was observed
as a half-holiday.
In Cincinnati and Indianapolis the pa
rades were the largest Of their kind and IN
Detroit, Cleveland. st. Louis. Kansas City,
and San Francisco there was due obser-
vance Of the day, suspension of business,
parades, plc-nics. and gamet.
IN TIE QUEENS DOMAIN.
In Montreal 900 people paraded through
decorated streets lined with sght-seers.
Pic-nlcs and games were held IN the
afternoon.
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Ths WEATHER IN Rrcuxosp YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant except during the
early afternoon when tho sun wa. auiss
oppressive. The sky was cloudy a, mid.
night.
Range Of the Thermometer at the front.
door Of the DIsPArCH Office YESTERDAY,
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telegraph " fss Dsspsssn.t
WASHINGTON, D. c.. September 8.
IFAla Forecast for Virginia fog twenty.
- four honrs-trom midnight , 70
midnight; Clearing weather IN
east portion; cooler; northwest winds.
For North Carolina: Showers In thu ea.t /,
clearing in the west; cooler; west 10 north.
west winds.
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auent 60 painful irritation of the ant
mails nerves. Such a notion Is, 10 my
opinion, pure nonsense"
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A Natural Question.
lHarper's Bazaar.l

tHarper's Bazaari
Il hear Harkins was struck by lightning
down on the Jersey coast last week"
Yes"
81 wonder what they charge him for it p"
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LIVERPOOL MARkKTS
Tp.nortat Tor tha nianafchi

IEkoPVtF' '0f WIZ f7''FEs|'1'I
SEPTRxBER 5.-Sarket steady. Prime, 23xr.
extra prime, 25sc.; fancy, Be-; factory hand
picked, 3e4l4c.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-07-30

Townsend Harris, First American Minis
ter In Japan" by William Elliot Grifiiths;
a Florentine Episode by Ellen 0lney
Kirk; THE Passing of the Birds" by
Bradford Torrey; Don Orsino,'' by Z.
Marion Crawford; THE Benediction";
''Quatrains of August, !" by Charles Wash
ington Coleman; The Persian Of Gschy-
los, By William Cranston Layton; .'The
Rival Of Art, +" by w. J. SGllnan; THE
Pr0metheus Unbound or Shelley" by
Vida ID. Scudder; "Furness' The Temp
est; "Matilde Serao's II Paese di Cue
cagna'; The Contributors Club"
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for
August is rich in illustration and matter.
It's leading papers and pictures are:
Summer Outing by the Midnight Sum-
by Anna NJ. Reed; "a Curious Story
by K. b. r.; The Celebrated Sleeping
Cat Wood Carving at Nikko, Japan i'll
lustration); ''Some French Women of
Letters" by Arthur Hornblow; "Domes,
Towers and Spires" by Peter Macqueen;
The Tuscan Coast" by t. G. Bonney;
1.-The Great Chantry Diamonds" by
Daniel Dane; - Festival Day in New
Orleans (illustration); 1.-THE Picture on
the Wall" by Cora Brown; "Oxford in
the Long Vacation" by n. w. Metcalfe;
Leigh Hunt and His Friends;
Crowded out" by Mrs. Nora Marbles;
sin q Terrible Trap" by David Ker:
''Canal-BOat Life and the Coal Traffic.
by Thomas Murphy; "Cane Culture
Notes From Sugar Land" by w. Jeu-
nings Warrington; Shakespeare and
Meteors," by Mary Y. WorsteIl IRE
cent Progress in Science" by Ernest In
gersoll; "tall Attractions at st. Louis" {
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8nBal aaktne 71n.uner.

pretty spectacle to sec the freight rates of
a company, which represents the invest
ment Of some two hundred millions Of
capital, being adjusted by a committee OF
ward-strikers who have the mark of the
beast plainly written upon their counte-
nances. What splendid opportunity it
would be to cinch the railroads to the tune
of a few millions, and is it likely that such
an opportunity would be lost by our honest
and incorruptibIe legislators The game
is very pretty one, but it is little too
transparent to deceive any but the most
guileless of persons. It is not in the
least likely that Manager Leeds Will be
given the opportunity to play it.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The "Atlantic MonthIy' (Houghton,
Miffiin & Co.. Boston, for August has
these contents: Ariel, .'In Memory of
Percy Bysshe Shelley" by Edmund
Clarence Stedman; "A New England
Boyhood," by Edward Everett Eale:
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AS Large

As a dollar were the
scrofula sores on my
poor little boy. sieken-
ing and disgusting. They
were especially severe
on his legs, back OF his
ears and on his head.
I gave him Hoods Sar-
sapariila. In two weeks
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
? r ZEN d & 7 Err RY
Lumber COMPANY.

NEAIN YARD AND OFFICE. 1910 SEC.
~ ond street. Branch Yard. corner Twelfth
and streets.
IF YOU WANT ALL THE LATEST NEWS
at the earliest moment subscribe Tor the
kEC0RD-UNION.
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why the Car Went to Klcl.

There is not another place in the world
cure and so easy IN his mind as at the
court Of his tather-in-law, King Chris
tan of Denmark. They were sitting to-
gether on the day of the golden wedding
Of the King when the Emperor, in the
exuberance Of his feelings of comfort,
said that he wished he could think OF
something by which he could give to his
beloved father a very great pleasure.
'You could not give me a greater pleas
ure," replied the King, than l should
feel at your resolve to go and pay visit
to the Emperor Of Germany" The Car
consented, but he would not go to Ber-
lin. Thus the meeting at Kiel was ar
ranged. What all the cleverest moves
Of the diplomats of Germany had failed
to accomplish wise prayer OF old King
Christian thus easily brought about.
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The investment of $40, 100000 made by
the British Government in the SueZ Canal
shares viii, in year or two, according to
Mr.. Goshen, be worth sos, 600, which
proves to have been an excellent stroke
of business as we'll of diplomacy.
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the sores cOnlnenceu 70
heal up; the scales came off and all over his
body new and healthy flesh and SKIN formed;
When he had taken two bottles or AkG q I'D =
SAR@RPAREEEA.b he was free from sores. -
HARRY L. RUBY, Box $50. Columbia, Penn.
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w single furnished room for gentleman.
Something homeIile. Address Don" this
Office. jy29-2t*
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HOOPS PILLS are a mild, gentle, painless,
safe and eflcient eathartic. Always reliable. 25c
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@n1tten.

M ANTED BY 4 NIIDDLE-A GFD
w woman, position as working house
keeper or cook; competent. Address HOUSE
KEEPER, this Office IL
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Cor 9nLc.

DANCH FOR SALE-TWO MILES SOUTH
Il east Of Lincoln, Placer County: 22o acres
choice fruit land; the place is improved; has
n good house barn and other buildings upon
it, and is iucloSed by a substantial fence;
the property was formerly known as Calder
to MRS. LAURENCE MCkEARNEY. or s.
SOLON HOfL, her attorney, go Fifth street,
Sacramento.
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NOR SALE-LOTS 40 OR SOx16O FEET,
4 north side OF p street. between Twentieth
and Twenty. first streets; one OF the finest lOca-
tions in the city-above all possible hoods.
W. T.. CHAMDERLAIN, 161S II street.
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5la1nErt uRprH.
|. FRANK CLARK.

- NDEtS Az In U HARLORSp
1OI7-1O19 Fourth ST., Sacramento.
TIABALMING A SPECIALITY. GEORGE
II II CLARK, Funeral Director and County
Coroner. Telephone No. 134.
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A.. P. Dunlop, writing from New York
under date of July I'D. savs:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
FOGS ARE hEALTHFUl.
They Are ImprcKnsecd wish sulpau
winch MAKES Them Antiseptie.

They Are ImprcEnaecd wtth Sulphur.
which MAKES Them Antiseptie.
John Athens theory of fogs is gain
ing credencc, says an exchange, and it
Is certainly one that has much TO REQ
ommend it. There can be no question
that il covers the ground better than
auy other.
Mr. Aiken attributes the production
of rsists- fogs and rain TO the presence
of particles Of solid matter in the at
raosphsre. Prof. Tyndall was the first
to demonstrate how the atmosphere
could De Altered and to show it in a
comparatively pure state.
Mr.. Aitken is OF opinion that water
vapor clinxs 20 and condcnses on these
particles, either bringing them down as
rain or remaining suspended with the N
aS mist or fog.
Chloride OF sodium derived from the
sea is the most extensive fog producer,
but sulphur Is the common base of town
fogs. and he suggests that it Is well tina.
10 shosld be 50 because the sulphur has
an antisepsic effect on the stagnant air
md saves ns from worse evils than fog.
This IL good news to sufferers from
"a annoyance which. IL the theory
erosched be true. cannot be got rid Of.
There is no special cause of uncasiness
rs 70 the sulphur fogs, and on the whole
they are blessings in thick disguise.
All the sarne, IL we strained our
prnoke little 30 a. 10 get nd Of the
dirty carbon 10 would be moro clcanly
Snd altogcther better for u.s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
PEOPLE WHO LACK SALT.
vsnssisns De Net Use IL In rrs2.rizs
Their fooA.

Salt does not enter int the food OF
the poor Venetians- They never taste
it. and the hospital for the scrofulous
children at Lido is filed by those who
have not had this necessary article in
their food Every evening. says = Ven
ioe letter TO the Omaha Bee. have no.
tieed q poorly dressed woman. accom-
panied by two small children, hoy
and girl. go 10 point on the river ard
lean over the edge Of the wall and I'll a
bottle with salt water. Becoming curl
ous as TO the use made of il, l APP
preached her, with an apology for the
question, and asked what she did with
the sea water. Turning upon rae a
sweet sad face, in which traces OF
beauty were still visible, she replied
that this was the o3ly way she had of
Giving her children the taste Of salt
which they required. The tax levied
upon this article by the government
placed 1t entirely beyond reach Of the
poor. Ii 1t right, ask. that govern
ment should teke from its people an
article necessary to health?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
A fslEAplNo IrrlE.


ussssay Owed ~ . Nas WAe wsald
Dssp~~ss with Il
Speaking Of military ti*les,- said .
rentiemsn - . Boston Journal report
pr. there Ia one man in Massachusetts,
who would give great deal To be rid Of
his. mean Gen p. A Collins. You must
know that when Mr.. CASTOR was = gov
rrner. in 1875. he honered Mr.. Collins
with STAFF appointments ss judge sdve-
cate general. The general wore his uui-
form. enjoyed the festivities 81 wErfeh
psmher. of the s<sd were always wei
rome. and. in fact. thought wen of the
whole arrangement As years were en-
be began TO tire a little Of the title, and
when ne went IN Washsngton as .
Massachusetts Representative he found
4 Ssurce Of great embarrassment.
Nearing him addressed a. general. his
new friends. largely from the syuth
md themselves Veterans would SSH
s,neceutiys General. where did yca
N~rveS, and tsen the Massachusetts,
nan weuid have - throw cold ~stsr
sver the gathering By cerfesssng dat -
bad wc. his title sy pescefui servsce
N the stat Of the governor Of Maassr
snag>eea-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

would roH herself up IA q rug and cry
they would probably pass AID leave "a
alone"
And did It work."
you saali see. SADIE rolled herself
up head aid ali. and when they looked
in she screamed at the top OF her voice
exactly Ike . peeyish infant. The
mother Il father thrust thelr heads IN
while their infant roared also. Ii was
= scene iit for bedlam. And the father,
who was an Englishman. said:
:. Ere you hare. Mary. There's an
other bowler la there, and they won Z
mind 'aving u.s. and in they got. the
whole family Of them. and our cat vas
cut Of the oay."-Detroit Free Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
A RUSSIAN CARRIAGE.
svsrv Moe fsr E.a s.d GIri-rAs yArs
Net . Fined 9uanttty.

Svsrv Moe fsr . As.. s.d GIri-rhs yArs
Net . fr.sA eusntity.
The sne-horse drsjly Is meant 70 hold
two parsons. Our experience, says =
WRITER IN Temple Bar. was that 1t Aeld
one and a BAT. 1t 10 . common and an
amusing sight to see some gallant Of
ncer deity encirehng the waist of his
fair coms6nion N enc Of these convey
ances- His arm gets in the way 30, he
explains, and this b the only means Of
disposirg oAiAGkat he can think of. The
horses are Arst rate. small in size, but
able to do q great deal OF hard work,
and lsssp their good looks in spite of it.
Nearly al of them are stations. and
are bred In Russia
The driver, who Il sometimes . nero
boy, wears dark blue dressing gown
kind OF coat, . curiously shaped hat,
and hi0h-topped boots, AID makes quite
y picturesque object. His dress seems
ts be 3 very hot one for summer. but
tho average driver is too poor to bay
eooler clothing. 1t Is astonishing what
an amount of heat Russians seem capa-
ole of bearing. Even on the hot days
of August . great many OF the officers
wear their thick military cloaks.
There are no fixed fares for tho
hroj<y. Every time you hire ono long
bourso Of bargaining ensucs between
you and the driver. until at length the
latter consents to take about half what
he first asked Sixpence will take you
. long way, and on one occasion got a
drive for twopence. In the absence Of
an agreed fare the driver charges what
he likes Once we paid two rublcs -four
lshillings) for drive Of few hundred
yards In q two-horsc carriage.
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I've Very LzApsEtaAs fas.asiszs usds b,
. eFitisA Peer.


Lord h4sham, says the New York
Recorder. enjoys the distinction Of has-
Ing registered laore patents THAI any
usn In England As youth ne was
left tie rectory Of Addiagkan on con
citl0n that ns shosid enter the church.
bat 10 dechaed lie then built a mill
u Aaansngh2In and revoI1tioniked THE
worsted ~ads By inventing the wool
combing machine. Wool had never
DO the saving Of lablS was Immense. He
spent huge fortune Ia working out
the invention ~ its successful issue.
hundreds OF thousands OF pounds were
spsnt On 1t before it ressid him pen
ny. bat when be did get return il was
on scale SD vast "a 20 pat The profits
Of all previous inventions in the shade
eomber' left The second period Of
Lord Aasham's business lie was spent
IN inventing the utilization Of silk
waste. The story goes that he came
upon . PILE Of dirty, inpare rubbish IN
= London warehouse. fall Of leaves.
dead sAlkworuas and twigs- The owners
laughed az him when he bought IL for
hslfpenny pound He spent ten
years in experimenting with this Hrs
task was perfected IN 1ss5. when his
mills commenced 10 produce velvet
fabrics Of great be Asty from the hithsr-
10 worthless WASTE Two years ego he
converted his siIk waste businsss into
q limited liability company and was
paid en- million dollars in cash and four
and half million dollars in shares and
cebentares He 10 one of the largest
land owners In the midland counties,
and among his osher Investments in
land has been that Of JsrvaSlx abbey.
which formerly belonged 70 Lord Allies
bury. IL - about Twelve miles square,
with the river Ure running through IL
for over ten miles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
GRAND RAPIDS Markets.
Prices To arm ers.

GR.IN-wheat Sc; corn. 42c; oats. Sic; rye.
zoe; barley 81. 10 p cwt; buekwheat. 45c e La.
MgAT-Beef. 4tx&7c; PORK, 6@6l &C. mutton.
&c; spring lamb. 1859; fowls. &c, ,ng
chickens. lie; veal. &c; turkeys. ngl2c;
ducks. li@l2c: cover seed. $3.50 q on.
PRoDUcE-Butter. &c; eggs, l2tac potatoes.
ac q Blu; heets sc q bu; onions. o0c y bu
beans, sl.l0 q bu; honey. l6c; apples. SD
q tbl. tctt15y bu; maple sugar. Sc.
Moot--N ashed. 2peylSc; UNIV ashed. l49alc-
HAy-Cloyrr. Sl2 ton; timothy. SIS e ton.
HIDFs AND TALIow-Grecn. &c; steers. over
20 rs 5lSc; cured. Sc; calf skins. green. 5isc;
calf skins. cured. SIC; tallow. rough. pac;
pelts. I@ $50; dckin. l5325c.
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sAIlEo TO WORK.

q pr-.sy y,ss that was sss . sss-
Il can tel ycn scue<hsns amusing
About cass Of ann bsss~n osrvsnitis
ITSELF. " said Madam a, ~hs hes inst re-
turned froEa tour abroad. We we're
travelling in Germany aud wsnt~a the
concartDent ~ osrseiv~s A. . stssses
where ~ stopped shrr~ go party
with crying hsbv r-sfT - eer1~
aboard. srd toid osr vouns~ss Hstis
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]. G. ALEXANDER.

EOR SALE-House and lot on James street
II near Cherry. with all modern improve
ments. anv oae wanting TO nuy nice home IN
coed location. st reasonable price. will lie
well to call at M once ana get all the par.
ticaiars
I can sel ven No. - Charles street AZ ssr.
gain n sela sosn viii take snail payment
dewn ard balance on essy terms don't fail "a
look this Up.
L'oR SAf.k-gsveRty fsnF acre farm sonth OF
II the city cead soil. well water~d for stock
rcoa 10 room hsnse. res Barn, everything In
good shape ~iii take some zeod vacant iots AZ
Dart parurpt.
L'oR esLF-vzesst lot 5syiz1 ss.s front.
II yfrhfn "a feet ~ ccraer fifth sesahe ard
Fast street On Ni4sef adj 80 asii cheap n
cote slthin i've weeks. party l.aviaz fhs sffy
zna wssts IRE nfansv fhis ~ q hsFsafr
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