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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1892-03-03
What Shall the Future BE!
Cor. News and Observer.

dark as well as 4 DrlSnC SlQe-
In my article on "The Prog
ress OF Civilization in the Uni
ted States" | tried to pre-
sent the bright side; in this |
wish to speak a word Of war
ming and exhortation.
Such injustice as class leg
islat ton. the concentrating Of
money into the hands OF the
few by trusts and combiDa-
tions, and the appointment
by partisan officials OF no.
groes to occupy public posi-
tions. when good, honest |
white men can he obtained.
mean something. IT means
that suoh corrupt admins
tration meets with the most
severe disapproval of every
patriotic citizen. | hone and
believe that the people OF this
country will very soon rise
M. as one man, under the
Democratic banner and scat
ter such corruption forever
to the four winds Of heaven.
The election of 1892 meansa
great deal to our people. 1T
means Rspublicanism or de.
mocracy-clas legisla tion or
equal representation, negro
appointments in the South
or white officers. eytravagant
squandering of public money
or government economically
administered. Nearly every
class of people in this conn-
try and especially the far
mers have been and are op-
pressed by radicalrule except
the moneyed class. In other
words the rich are maderich-
er while the poor grow poor
or. Is it not time tc check
this diabolical robbery? We
need reforms, but no Third
Party" | believe with sBen
Tilman: "In fighting for re-
forms inside OF party lines.
Let the alliance and nOn-alli-
ance factions compromise
their differences, if any, and
march shoulder to shoulder
under the Democratic flag to
the polls in November and
cast their. votes for Democ-
: racy, and the result will be
the greatest Democratic vic
tory achieved in many long
years,
Omitted we stand; divided
we fall"
Let those who advocate the
Third party movement have
patience to give the Demo
Gratis one fair chance. Give
: us a Democratic President
:, and a Democratic majority
in the Senate and House o
Representatives, then thepec
! pie need fear no harm. Oul
r treasury shall be protected
r our government shall be safe
t Our country shall be safe
e and our people shall be safe
u White men, fly Oh would b.
!. true to your country--tru'
4 to your families. and true t
+ yourselves, enlist today un
s der tle Democratic banner
e Fellow citizens, a great re
! sponsibility rests upon US. |
7 is our daty toimpress upol
young minds Of the risin,
9 generation that Nsespyillcl
q pies OF Democracy are sacred
y And yeach them to>ever, ,vot
: with and for a party who's
Q platform guarantees. agoy
e ernment by the people, 70
u the people and through til
2 people. MAZE DEMOCRAT.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1892-03-03
The Hill Convention.

terday aud althOugh all sorts
of dire mishaps were predic-
ted blythe Clevelanders moth
ing more serious occurred1
chan tile election of Il solid
delegation for senator Hill.
Mr.. Hill has handled the sit
uation with cons,immate
tactical shrewdness. He holds
New York State orat least he
thinks he does, in his fist,
Mr.. Clevelnnd's followers
were 50 few and so powerless
that they are not worth con-
alteration. Mr.. Hill stole a
m arch on them in the choice
of an early date, and they
were 50 dazed and bewilder-
ed that they did nothing more
than enter a feeble protest.
They lost the game atthebe-
ginning and have nothing
left except to sulk in their
tents.
The course which Mr.. Hill
is pursuing. however, is ex-
tremely interesting. 1t is al
40 somewhat novel and quite
unique in the annals of our
time. He proposes to force
himself on the Chicago con-
vention as the nominee OF the
Democratic party. He is ev-
dently honest in the peliei
that it can be done and that
he can do it. He thinks it
possible to persuade the con-
vention that they must Ell.
ther choose him for the first
place or suffer inevitable de.
feat. With the cry OF Hill
aud TamanyP' he hopes tt
sweep the eland Itisasehemt
admirable for it's very audac
dacity, the boldest that has
ever been recorded in our an
nails.
Butyesterday 'sconventior
emphasized the fact that New
York Statei is very badly split
Hill has the machine withouj
a doubt, but a very large
number OF Democrats are yer
to be convinced that he ha'
the people. All this show il
well enough in it's way, bu'
the party of the State has {
very bitter feud on it's hands
and the aggressive policy o
Mr.. Hill has excited a degre'
, OF opposition which rende"
the vote OF November uncer
tain for himself though j
drives Cleveland out OF tn
field.
. The National convention
: will not be unmindful uf tha
! state Of affairs. for Mr.. Hill
has furnished the stronges
possible argument infavoro
2 the position taken by tn
! Herald months ago. Wethe1
! said, and have since foun'
e no occasion to change ou
. mind, that the nominee 10
the Presidency should no
hail from New York. Th
great bulk ofthe peole believ
, t ha t Tammany method
? |should not he introduced il
Ito the White House d n
! nothing could be more III
fortunate for the Democrat
than to nominate any on
p who would make the ant
e Tammany cry an importall
= element Of the campaign.
y A Western man who ha
2 ealso the respect of the Sout
h Ia manlike Watterson, fc
l-linstance-with Hill for Sc,
II ond place, would be certai
Alto carry New York and I'll
Y fcountry. The Democrats I
elthis State, now divided int
J. "a of;nnr and lrairAg No al
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1892-03-03

A Pennsylvania Mill Conf
Lpany will remsse a $l. GEO
1000 capitalized plant to Chat
ltanooga.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1892-03-03
]. r. MoRPHEW,
ATTORNEY AZ Law,
MARION, -.------------N.
(o)-- =

-(o)-
Will practice in the courts OF
Watauga, Ashc, Mitchell, Mellow
III and all other coul'ties in the
western district s@Special atten
tion given to the collection OF
claims. va
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1892-03-03
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent.

Speaker Crisp is at Fortress
Monroe, and unless he DISC
beys the positive orders of
his physician lie will not re-
turn this week, although he
said when he left that he
would return in time to pre-
side over the House on We'd
nesday, unless he was too
unwell to do 40. In his alb
sence no meeting of the com
mittee OH Rnles can be held
to act upon the request OF
those who signed the petition
asking that a date be set for
the consideration Of the free
coinage bill, and, in view of
the announcement that the
Ways and Means committee
would on the first of March
call up one of the tariff bills
for consideration, the situa-
tion is a little embarrassing,
and calls for some very fine
party management.
1t is estimated that not
less than six weeks will be re-
quired for the debate on the
three tariff bills, and as sew
eral of tn e appropriation
bills will meanwhile be re-
ported and disposed OF, it
seems safe to say that it will
be tariff bills. Mr.. Bland,
1
speaking for the silver demo.
Gratis, says they will notoh'
|ject TO the tariff bills having
| precedence, if the committee
on Rules will set a day fol
the consideration OF the free
coinage bill, but that they
will give way nothingunles'
such a day is set. He viii
not hear of the compromise
proposition which has beer
suggested, that an early day
in the next session OF Con
gress be set for the taking W
OF the free coinage bill. Som'
sort OF a compromise, sucl
as can be approved by al
conservative democrats, vii
have to be reached before tn
House can proceed much far
ther. 1t is an absolute polit
ical necessity.
The Government PRINTING
office deficiency for the cur
rent fiscal year is 1885,, 900
notwithstanding tn e i'm
mense appropriations mad
by the billion Congress
; there will be a deficiency il
I nearly every one OF the de
! partments of t h e Govern
! ment.
Mr.. d. O. Mills, who is tn
head Of the syndicate whicl
holds the Behring's Sea sea-
: ling privilege, was the fello'
guest Of. Mr.. Harrison an
|. Secretary Blaine at a Dime
algiven by his old business al
!, sociate, Secretary Elkins, a
!. evening or two ago, andgos
) sip says his coming here a
this time is closely connecte
with the business before tn
, Behring's commission
With two such friends as Se'
il retaries Blaine and Elkins
1.-THE cabinet, Mr.. Mills has
b right to feel confident tha
) Ibis interests will be properl
II protected by the administr'
4 tion.
Ill Representative Harter, ,
Ohio, whose opposition I
a the free coinage OF silver he
| given him considerable pro-
|: :linence OF late has hande
\ Mr.. Holman, chairman oftl
& democratic caucus, a requel
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NOTICE 10 ARCHITECTS.

THE HONORABLE THE CHIEF COMMITS
1 sIoner Of lands and works hereby invites archj-
tects 10 submit on OF before Tue SDlh SenteTfaha-
next competitive piaas and estimates OF cost Tor
the construction 81 certain prov uci al government
buildings Particulars Of competition aud further
Information be OBTAINED from he uB 1erSiEGe,f
". : CORE
Deputy Commissioner Of lands and WORKS / anss
AEd Worzs Department. Victoria l. e. Ion
June 1897
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PIANOS. ORGANS &c GoR &C CASH sa
commo dating terms: Steck Hartman Vose 81
sons, Jsweit and krell pianos: Chicago Cottage
organs. every one fully warranted: low rents
light expenses proportionately low prices; special
snaps In pianos re-possessed, where considerabla
has been paid, often on hand +. Christianer 81
Third street.
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IA ANTED-ONE OR TWO DESfRAR-E
w residence lois within easy access OF busi ness
portion Of the city, for which would pay with Ia
Dor and material Address Builder, Post-InfeilI-
ZenceY
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1fARRI-IF YOU WANT \ HUSBAND OR
vi wife, rich OF poor. send stamp for matyirao-
Mai paper; thousands have married through our
introAncilena MI. and Mrs. DRAKE. CHICAGO. III.
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IL AIR FOFfSyS.

Nj "A EE. CLAtl.VOXANF aSD
-. 1ahcs Inedi Urn. can Re Cotsflte 81 on .. n - =
-. 49, .s'4o'ioa guaranteed o. 20 lay. 20 -
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DERSoSAL-IS MONEY ANY OBJECT TO
/ y0us CAL at Frederick 4 Nelson's before buy
Ing or selling housenoli goods Masonic Temple,
2ls and 2lO PIKE street
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eKTyyER-Tn seattle Frifav, August 5. 1882, 10
the wife Of Frank Skinner. daughter
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY VISITING
the Belltown Furniture COMPANY al5 Front
street. before purchasing furniture; inStallruentx
ED
Mt. RAINIER SEMINARY ARD,NC
vi and day school for young ladies and chiId-en.
sChooI re-opehs august To- 1882 Miss VI n
Nj is CHtAL, PRINCIPAL OF ST VIM
W freis seminary, Will be At the resfsapca -,
Mrs Bragdou. corner Of Fourth and Spring streets
every Monday aad Thursday morning from 10 So
To 1880 10 receive callers NV
Ct WiSlFRED'S SEMIN ARY-FfRST-CT.
= school Ter girls; next term commences .pgus,
% % fof PARTICULARS apply 70 the principal Miss
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L>OR SALE-YOU CAN GIT EVERYTHING
Il you want to furnish your house and save
money in every item at Frederick II Nelson, 2OS
and DO Pike street.
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EVERYBODY USES GROCERIES: WE SUP
IA pose you do. Do you buy them right? Look
these prices over and see. We think we can save
YOU Is TO 20 cents every dollars worth. We
buy IN car lots direct from the producer aud save
you miadLeman's profits. lis Marion street, be-
tween EronL and West. Cnoper & Levy.
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DERSoS REILTOWN FURNlTU RE
L Company, el5 Front street VIII save you
money furniture II yuu will call; isstslluents.
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WANTED-SALESMAS To REPRESENT
w and sell our Coupon Check system 10 mer-
chants and storskeepeFs agents are making 3 5
10 $40 day. write Quick for territory and terms
The Commercial Cash Coupon Co, Cincinnati o
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E'ok >AtE-S0 ACRES FOR HALF PRICE.
;nuss o. so.a ~ tbtEtV DAYS. nine miles f-ar1
CIV - Information. room ) / howell building
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DOR SALE-THE CEDAR SAwMILI. AT
Il ballard, Wash, formerly operated by McMu-
len-Windsor Lumber Company: shipping facilities
either by water or rail: about SIS 900 capital
CURED Address or apply TO Joshua Green. Re-
ceiver, Ballard, Wash
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I'oR sALE-Lor 4Oxl20 AT FREMONT FOR
Il $3.50; good terms. III. :. Turner, 207 Butler
block.
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DER-ONAL-MtStC HAS CHARMS To
l sooths even tue tsyage- forget the rest Yet
the big busy second hand store is corner sixth and
Pike Chaplin.
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FOR SALE-LODGENG-H HOUSES.
E>OR SALE-CHEAP-THE CLIFF HOUSE
81 600; 50. 500 balance on time.
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Z ! Pr RTFE rs

LOB RENT-TY PRIV RITERs: ALL KINDS
u - y. b1Tpse, general Agent, So fiolsel
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LADY IS WOULD LIKE ToMAkE THE
n acquaintance Of gentleman about the same
az of good standing. object matrlmony Address
Box IS, Post lnlellI sencer.
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EhPtof VENT HsArED-FEM4

NltASTTD-A POSITION ~ HOI-SEkEEpER
W N " .doNsrs family. good references can
O. address 80 Cherry street. room lOs seattle
te-k-
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FOR SAI&REAL ESTATE.

Tor SALES. 200: HOUSE OF ROOMS.
i FIVE blocks from courthouse; $500 cash ba /
snce $50 per month. H. \ Turner, 207 Butler
block.
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nj "a. REED. FORMERLY OF 3l5 CoTrN
- VIA 10" 80 James street. treats aIl bIa11
LES % toe complexion by massage. hair ~--t
r0po1y. 4's ana CIR
\ LIZ q AIKEN. EXPERIENCED Nav
= : \ cure and eiectroiogist: hairdrassinz 49,
- - = -. ~ h'oes- front sH0 ~prinv street.
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WANTED-BOAKDERS.

GALL AT 91s FIFTH STREET, NEAR MAD
~ ison, for cool. quiet room and good home cook
Ing.
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WASfED-MES To CLEAR LAND FOR
w iand'in Chefiten Fruit Gardens the best sub
urban property about the ciiy See II. 81. shanks
room Boston block
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II and cottage for rent. 2,SI2 Second street
L'OR SALE-WHiCH Do YOU WANT: BUT
Il ter or oleomarsarine If you want oieomarga-
rine We are not in IT, and don't want TO be in il:
think when You call for bntter and pay for but
ter you want The genuine article-no half and half
any that is just as good-but straight butter;
we have just received q OF very choice cream
cry butter direct from Iowa which We offer I'm \
pound tubs. 81 and go. 25 Ia l0pound tubs. e.. so
and 81. Is; IN 2O-pound tubs, lbs and S5.4o;
weight guaranteed anu every particle In The tub IS
butter, and nothing but butter Cooper & Levy.
rs Marion street. between Front and West
L'OR SALE OR CHARTER-SrEAMER CHI
Il nook: well adapted tor excursion parties; good
cabin accommg Citations. Apply J. A. Hatfield
Haifiald's wharf
L,OR SALE-SECOND HAND BOILER AND
Il engines one SxS. Sxl0. ska 1ox16. 14xl4
inch engine; warehouse, Railroad avenue and
street. Box S46, ". IL BorgaTtus
NOR sALE-oLD NEWSPAPERS. APPLY
Il at this office.
NOR SALE-NFW AND SECOND HAND
i engines. boilers and machinery. Moran Bros.
& Co. Seattle.
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I,oR RFNT-THREE ROOMS FURNISHED
II FOR light housekeeping; fine view of city ard
Sound. Ia Stewart corner Second. opposite
Denny hotel
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E'OR SALE-sl25 BUYS THE WE'LL EQUIP
ped Boston Chop House. l09 Yesler avenue;
good location and doing goHi business: owner
must sell on account of other business
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l. To exchange improved farm for city property
2 ToeJchange house and lot in Eastern " ASH
fnzton for Seattle or King county real estate
q Toexchanre broadway investment Company
stock for house and lot in Seattle
f. To exchange improved farm near "Aia
walls for city property.
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WANTED-ISFOEMATIOS.

WANTED -ISFORMATIoE REGARDING
w Frank tlinch. Any sending infornatip
regarding him. dead or alive. to John Clinch Elm
wood III. Peoria county, will be rewarded for
their trouble.
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EfOR SALE-HERE rs CHANCE FOR A
= iady who understands the millinery business;
Tue pesi located millinery store in Seattle can oe
oousht for almost nothing. Wisenlsa & Co., 200
New York block
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rscO,auit naed Ap1iy L, n. Office ef Post-tntels,.
kcarrF.
u ANTE p-SIrV ALTON RN 4 COMPETENT
w lumber Inspector, log Scafor and h3okEeepar:
has aSo email caVttAi u inesSt. best references
Address LG}nseg. Post nieltreucer.
MAN FED-SfTUATTO By COMPETENT
W sAiuEle ssNEur an HeT. carahae 90 tax iag
sglt cAafse Of mill: references. Actress Shnsses
Pcs lmte+tgsUc@r
ANTED-BN 000D JAPANESE ROY. 10
" - euuega al a0asc sork sEa al fam ~ please
srqiy az JapSNesa aoGse, behind Ma hong Com
IAns MGin street.
NtANTEn- TRosE DESIRING MALE HELP
w esn Eef IS a. the s'ftv Mis- 0n free II cost $40
and 81 : South second s4Eex-
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RhhyN AL-HANfNG SOLD THE rNTEp
IL eSt *hlch | have heretofore held in m 80
IA" Iifin OF HlI, ON am e Benson / shan 49,
zee "a" alone hereafter AZ $40 aud $50 p6ns.-
oloeke Ihth furtAeT notice l shall accept costa
go, iss e@se', provided md them satisfactory
UPON eA1A1Aia a14oh =. u. BENSON
Seattle, Wash, July :, lsas. DOCK
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PERSO OVAL.

NIANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN
w of Christian morality desires a Christian lady
as housekeeperr good references exchanged; none
other need apply; permanent home foE the right
party. Address I. G. e. care Post Int igencer,
giving number of street and residence.
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Neutrality-suspicious. GOOD INTEREST;
w aosoluie security. For particulars. +. b.
Finley, Box 1,523. city.
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DOR SALE-SHOES THAT WEAR ATEAST-
Il ern prices: we have reduced our SO mems calf
shoe to $3.50 and warrant IL TO be the cheapest
shoe in America or money refunded; our 81 TO
SL75 our S175 to $l.5b. our 81. SO reduced to
81. IS: chiidren's shoes reduced in proportion. The
Bon Marche. FROM and Gedar street.
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TEPLoNMEsr WANTED MAZE.

1gANTEp-BS RELIABLE. STEADY
w vonnf man pos ton sS janttor. san Dc Nan
rseOsnustne ed ApF,y 4, n. Office ef Postintel.i
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FOR OUS Els.

L.og RENT-NICE FLATS, $3.50: ONE g
Il room house $40 Ter month: Ga lesler cable.
DR. Aibin. room Colonial building.
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THE BLAINE NATIONAL BANK OF
L Blaine, Wash, will set agent for non-resi-
den; property owners of Blaine IN payment of city
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k'OH SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE AN
=. interest IN hrst-class business. well estsb-
s aha payns large PROFITS for real estate; res
ldence lots preferred Fer Particulars ALI az room
- Boston block.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

E'OR RENT-A NICE FURNISHED HOUSE
Il Of 20 rooms. S04 Main street.
ENOR RENT-CLARENDONH HOTEL. CORN Err
H. Second and Depot streets: desirable tenant
can secure this recently built house very favor
able terms. Apply Charles Louch, l,4l2 Front
street.
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E'oR SALE-CHEAP TWO NEW CARTS;
II also top buggy; must be sold in few days. 912
WaSrct
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FOR sALE-EERE Is SNAP FOR SOME
- one; nne hotel on Front street. with bar.
ulalhg-fooIn, etc; all complete; st a sacrifice on
York block.
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PHYSICIANS and SURG COWS.

DR ARTHUR DE Voc, GENERAL PaAC-
~ tice: residence. 2,O17, Office, 2,0l9 Second
street: telephOne. StiS.
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TOR sALE-DRUGS; HALF INTEREST IN
4, paying drug store Address Aloes, Post-In-
teltgencer
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FOR SALEMISCELL ANEOUS.

L'OR SALE-SECOND-HAND SEWING MA
y chines-Domestic. New Home. Household.
price. Frederick & Nelson, POS ana 2lO Pike
street.
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ltOR SALE-HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS ON
L NcClaire street 81 800: $3.50 cash balance $50
per month Ill. = Turner 2o7 Butter block