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TIE NIcARAGUA CANAL.

seeing that it meant death to his companion,
explained the situation to the messengers
and told them TO cease firing.
The robbers then entered the express-car,
covered the inmates with their guns and
with sledge and chisel broke open the two
safes and robbed them Of every rything OF
value they contained. The robbers are de-
scrbed by the messengers as being we'll
dressed and of gentemanly bearing, and
the leader apologiZed to the engineer for a
rough remark made by one of his men. The
amount secured by the robbers is unknown,
as the express company has made no state
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ELECTS Of a cattls Quarantine

CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 2-Owing TO the
quarantine proclamation by the Governor
of South Dakota. the Northwestern road
has notified the Union Pacific that 1t will
receive no more Southern cattle billed to
South Dakota points. This is liable 10
create tremendous blockade
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Where There Is Opnosition.

ONTARIO, Cal, June 2.-The Southern
Pacific is building spur to the new eau
merry here, and the Santa Fe is putting in a
switch at the North Ontario evaporation.
Both concerns are preparing for heavy
seasons business. The deciduOus fruit crop
in this section promises to be very large.
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NEW YORK, June 2.-ReGarding the
rumor that the Northern Pacific is formu-
latlng a plan to issue bonds to fund the
floating debt, officials of the company say ::
mo new Issue oil bonds Of any kind is con-
templated. No part of the floating debt
natures before next September and it is
secured by ample collateral"
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CHICAGO, June Wv. j. O'Mahan re-
ceived cablegram to-day from Archbishop
iceland saying that Pope Leo had decided
to send special exhibit to the Worlds
Fair, and asking that space be engaged for
the same. Such step was never before
taken in regard to worlds fair by the
Papal authorities.
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Favor,ue the Monetary Conference

New YORK, June 2.-Ths committee on
finance and currency Of the Chamber of
Commerce to-day reported resolution ex-
pressing the conviction that every effort
should be made by our Government TO
bring about an international agreement fix
ing the ratio between gold and silver at the
proposed International conference, aud until
such agreement was made silver purchases
shOuld be diseontinued.
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sales Of Thnrnn nhhrads-

New YORK, June 2.-Forty-seven thor
oughbred horses were sold at Tattersalls to-
night, the sales aggregating $50, 100 The
highest price paid was $1,000 for bay fly
by ngfellOw-Semper Idem.
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TeIenhono suits Dismissed

BosToN, June q = The motion of the
Western Union Telegraph Company to have
its suit against the Bell Telephone Com
pany dismissed without prejudice on pay
ment OF costs has been granted In the United
States Circuit Court. The suit was 20 CON-
pei the telephone company to transfer to
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Bishop Fowler to Go East.

OMAHA, june 1.-The Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal church have decided
to make number OF changes in residence
Among other changes Bishop Fowler will
go from San Francisco to Minneapolis, and
Bishop Goodsell will in a short time change
from Fort Worth to San Francisco.
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Twn steamhoat, Cnlliaa

DETROIT, June 2.-The steamers Britain
and Progress, both of Cleveland, coIlded
this morning al the mouth of the Detroit
RIVER. The Progress sank Immediately.
The crew was rescued with difficulty. The
Britain WAS comparatively uniniured.
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Yuba County Fruit All Right.

MARYsyILLE, June "A strong north
wind has prevailed for the past twenty
four hours. but it has not affected the fruit
crop in the least, and as tie wheat has not
yet reached the dough state. that has beeH
but slightly damaged. Two small fires oc-
Cured during the day, but they were easily
eXtinguished, Notwithstanding the wind.
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KIDS DAsTARDLY WORK.
The Fiendish Murder of Boy on Lonely
Mountain Ranch

PHGSIx., Ariz, June 2-The report is
confirmed tonight Of the killing of Charlie
Dobbie of Tempe at Four Peaks. in the
Superstition range. 80 miles from here. The
boy had gone TO visit at the ranch OF
William Fraser. his uncle. located 80 miles
from the Silver King mine. Shortly after
ward Mr.. Fraser had been summoned to
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NEWSPAPER CHANGE.

The scripps League Acquires an Interest in
the San Diego Sun.
SAN DIEGO, June 2.-The San Diego Sun
was sold by its proprietor, Warren Wilson.
to-day to E. C. Hickman. a well-kuowu
business man of this city and for some time
the proprietor of the horticultural journal
known as the Great Southwest. The new
owner brings considerable money 10 it aud
will put it on strong financial basis. f.
w. Scripps, President of the Cincinnati
Post Publishing Company, and member Of
the Seripps League of Newspapers, Is In
terested with Mr.. Hickman in the pur-
chase
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THE MYsTIo's GREAT Loss.
Fire Destroys the Winery Of Thomas Lake
Harris

Harris.
SANTA Rosa, June 2-The winery on
the celebrated ranch of Thomas Lake Har-
ris, the widely known mystic who has a
colony of subjects about three miles from
here, was destroyed by fire tonight. There
were immense quantities OF wine and
brandy stored in the winery, which was the
largest in the State. The winery was a
stone building. surmOunted by a wooden
befry. The fire, which is supposed to have
been incendiary, started in the bclfry, and
soon got beyond control. The brandy in
storage caught fire, and though the fire
started early in the evening. at IL o'clock il
was still burning fiercely. Streams of burn
ing brandy are now running all over the
place, and the confagration presents mag
nificent sight from Santa Rosa. The winery
ard stock are valued at 100000; insurance
SEC, ,000
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Schmidt Receive. HIS ssntspe..

NAPA, June Carl Schmidt. convicted
of the murder of Mrs Greenwood. was this
morning sentenced to San Quentin for life
Schmidt went through the affair quietly,
making no request except that he be sent
to San Quentin in Dreference 10 Folsom.
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PAso RoBLRs, June 2.-The Citizens
Bank has been opened here with the very
best prospects. The officers are: Judge
M. r. Venable, president; DIR. j. Il. Glass,
vice. president, and A. +. Horstman, cash
ior. The directors are all business men of
PasO Robles.
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Smallpox Raging.

PARKERsBURG. w. Va, June 2.-Small-
pox is raging in the Ohio Valley. between
the Big and Little KaDawha rivers. Strn-
gent measures have been taken TO prevent
a spread of the scOurge. No shipments eau
be made to or from the district, and at
this point business is practically at stand
still
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Grain Brokers Fail.

NEW YORK. June 2.-The firm of Coster
81 Martin, grain brokers. assigned to-day to
William Bradford, without preferences.
The Chicago branch assigned May 81. The
amount Of tho failure is estimated at be-
tween S250,000 and 100000.
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the Western Union 20 per cent of its stocks
and bonds ana the dividends of sundry
companies operating telephone exchanges
throughout the country. The decision will
enable the Western Union TO try the suit
again. The suit involved S12,000,000.
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NURsERYMEN RETALIATE.
Proposed Boycott on the Product Of Califor.
MAS Orchards

ATLANTA, Ca, June 2-The National
Association of Nurserymen. in session here,
to-day passed resolutions virtually instItut-
ing boycott against California fruits. The
resolutions cite the California quarantine
on Eastern nurserymen's stock, and the
association resolves that In case this Is not
raised to exert all its influence to get stricter
Inspection laws passed by the Legis latures
of the Middle and Eastern States.
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Testing a New Torpedo.

CHICAGO, June 2-Louis Gathman. an in
ventor, has secured permission from Gen
eral Miles to 20 to Fort Sheridan and blow
up several big hills near the lake as the test
of new dynamite torpedo he has invented.
The torpedo is constructed on the rocket
nla
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VogeIgesanp is Fiftasntb

ANNAPOLIS, June 2.-The standing Of the
six-year final graduating class at the Naval
Academy has been announced. c. L.
Vogelgesang Of California is fifteenth on the
list.
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Wall-Paner Trusf

NEW YORK, June 2.-Articles will be
filed tomorrow for the Incorporating of the
National Wallpaper Company. The COM
pany will control 60 per cent of the output
OF wallpaper in this country.
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SOLID FoR HARRISON.

Senator CulIOm Said the PRESIDENT IS
sure of denomination
CHICAGO, June 2.-Senators Cuilom,
Quay, FELTON,. Sawyer and Stoekoriace ar
fiyed here this afternoon. Cullom Is an en-
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THE DEMOCRATS.
Contests in the Florida Convention.
Croker Stands by Hin.

Contests in the Florida Convention.
Croker Stands by Hill.
TAMPA, Fla, June 2.-The Democratic
State convention has been having short ses-
sions interspersed with recesses to-day
pending the report of the committee on
credentials and permanent organization
The committee was out all night and early
this morning took vote Oh the Duyal con-
test case. resulting in a IN favor of the
Malone delegation to Is in favor of the
Call delegation. Tie committee has also
been hearing contests from two other cOun-
ties. There will be hot fight over the
Duval report IN the body of the convention.
The Democratic committee received the
report OF the cFedential committee tonight
favOrlng the seating OF the Mitchell dele
cation. Il is predicted that the Farmers
Alliance delegates will support Mitchell In
exchange for his support OF the Ocala de-
mands. which gives hope to the anti-Cleve-
land men that the Chicago delegation may
be against the ex-President. The nomina-
tiOns are not expected until tomorrow.
WHEELING, w. Va, June 2.-DemOcratic 2.
delegates to the Chicago convention were
elected at four district conventions held
yesterday in this State. They are about
evenly divided between German and Cleve-
land, but in only one district (the Second
were instructions given, acd they were for
Cleveland, although at leasttwo Of the dele
gates are known to prefer Gorman.
NEW YORK, June 2-Richaid Croker
was interviewed this morning regarding his
Presidential preferences. He said: Il am
Tor Hill, the same as l was In February
last, when the regular convention was held
l see no reason TO change my mind. The
convention instructed the delegation for
him, and it would be dishon0rable for the
delegation to turn back on him.
SALT LAKE. June 2-The Territorial
Court has decided that the GENTLE wing Of
the Democratic party is the only proper
organ Dizatlon Of the party in Utah. and that
the alleged committee composed of Nor
mons and Gentiles is illegal.
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George Sebastian committed suicide at
New Orleans yesterday. Sebastian lost q
handsome fortune in gambling.
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Exnorts of Gold 70 Enron.

New YORK. June 2.-Gold to the amount
of Si,o0O,0OO was taken for export to Eu-
rope to-day.
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Wanted in California

PHGNIx, AriZ., June 2.-L. w. Baldwin.
a sewing machine agent, was arrested here
tonight upon telegraphic warrant from
the Sheriff of Salinas, CAL, charging him
with grand larceny.
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RATHER SERIOUS MlsHAP.
Candidate for Congress viii Stop His
Campaign for a Time.

ARLINGTON, Or, June 2.-W. r Ellis,
the Republican nominee for Congressman
in the Second District. met with an accident
yesterday which will probably lay him up
for several weeks. While he was riding on the
stage few miles from here the horses ran
left leg below the knee. He was taken to
neighboring house and physician set the
injured member. Edward Nelson, the
stage driver, was thrown out on his head.
receiving injuries which may prove fatal.
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THE LOST Is FOUND.

A Fear That Bailey Will Not Survive his
Hardships.
PHGNIX, Ariz., June2.-News from Polo
mOis, Mexico, says that w. G. Bailey, who
was lost with his family on the desert, has
been rescued When found he had lost con-
scousness and was in a frightful condition.
1t is feared that the strain was too much,
and that he cannot recover from the hard
ships suffered
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Northwestern League.

NDTIHWbbItTH NHHRuEe
PORTLAND. Or, June 2-Portlands 9.
Snokanes 8
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LOST IN THE DESERT.

Ihe Supposed Fate OF a IenderfcOt FI0s-
peetor.
Tucson, Ariz, June 2.-Advice received
from Yuma states that j. a. Van Horn,
who left here with Martin Weir to look for
placer mines supposed to be located near
the Sonora line, is believed to be lost in the
desert. Weir came into Ligurta station. on
the Southern Pacific road and wired that
the horses had died in the desert and that
he did not know whether Van Horn was
alive. A party was made up at once to re-
turn with him and make a search. Van
Horn is from Eastern Pennsylvania.
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thusiastlc Harrison man and thinks the Pres
dent is sure of denomination. He says
his judgment is based generally upon what
Is right in the premises the conclusion being
that Harrison ought to be nominated. He
is OF the opinion that Blaine will not allow
his name to be used as a candidate. and
says it is so generally understood in Wash
ington. lie said he understood that the
National Committee had selected Horace
Porter Of New York for temporary chair
man. The Senator said also that he had
given no authority for the use OF his own
name as permanent chairman, but that he
would regard il as a great honor to be the
presiding officer.
Senator Quay declined to express an opin-
ion on the political situatiOu, saying be
would be heard In the convention hall.
Headquarters In Chicago.
CHICAGO, June2-Ex- Governor Larrabee
of Iowa opened a sort of Blaine headquar-
ters at the Palmer House to-day. he
talked Blaine TO all cOmers. He asserted
a majority of the Iowa delegates have
declared for Blaine; that the State would
have instructed for him instead Of Harrison
knows now. Larrabee says that Iowa
would be safe with Blaine, even against
Boies, but is in grave doubt with Harrison
as the nominee.
CoI0red Men for Harrison.
CHICAGO, June John R. Lynch, the
well-knOwn c0lored politician of Mississippi,
is at the Palmer House, and talking strong
ly for Harrison. He declared that Harri-
sons treatment Of the colored men is very
satisfactory.
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ICE TocnrpT-nrS

NOTICE ToCREpT-ngS
= state Of MichlfxE. asunfy ~ k>nf--of
veto, "a tefrty gfstr. fnai ~ Sd order Of Inc
lfebtfe Seuff fer tue Ctuuts 81 keat. sneae n
TIE Dth esy cf Agri, A. -. 49, six monlhs
iTon that date we're allowed ssr crrditsfs -
ffrsent their claims A. slust the estate ~
PATRICK hEAkE
isios OF SAID ccntts. orceasec, fna that Al
csrNitofH ~ said decfased are required "a Ere
tltfste efaos. IN the city Of GrsRa tapi1x fe1
exam sstieD and aileraace. co or bffefx sae
itth ess OF ectetqf serf, asa that fnr3
aims VII be heard htfere >sla ccEfts -
Ios<dar. the fth <ev cf octsttf neat g
rn oelocstn the forenoon Of that dtH.
=, DAtse sfsnd Rapids. kieh- srrlIt3 g. a
cYRcs &. FraSrknF~~-
sss nss Jusree tsstHoe.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.
CATCHES THEM Al

DRoBATr oRnER- state o, Hicbsfsp. cssx-
Is OF kenI sat skeeslcn Of fae @fcHsto
curt fer said csunfyef ksrt he q ~ the rfe~
d tc ONCE. IN TIE cifs 81 ssraad hsptos - The
4 aay OF ArflL IA tae rear one sEf sskHo
eight huparsd asa nsne;ytte.
FTeseEt-Cyrus X. re: k.Rs. Judge 81 f.cbaoo
In tae matter CT the fftsfs CT
MICHAEL ALlLS deceased.
os reading sud fling the rsfl3cp, Guy
vszsfed. OF Chstlss r. Eslsfeipss s<rsn1ss
traitor 81 sale cs.ate praying fkls cspf4 Ter
license are xuttestty 10 msrffxrs the real
estate CT safe deceased fkercin described los
tie resssnt ADD rpry etst therein aiscffeeI
II Is orco-ta. that Mofcxy taa shfk CAV q
Kay. 1872 9. tea o'slctk 10 the fartsous
81 sSid frsbs:s of1ce. he sIa>irksa fsfi
teks.ag ssiG petitisa. Are fhrf lie herr q
lsw II sad cecsssef ard 81 psrsons trtese1z1
e. n. ssld estate sgpesr before ssis csnre. e
said tine seo pixfe- 90 sac~ csuee way q
iicsAke khep}a net be rAFtFt &c sac xfr.niaf
,cs,cf TO mcsiGsge real etssts al pss,es fse
SAID peu0sn.
And it's further ordered. that cory oftht9
order be published three successive weeks pf<(
vfous 70 ssis dsy % hsrrEs. in tive orAt4
Rapids Herald a daily ntwspNper priEteo Ar
circulating In fsld csuyty II ksEl
Judge Of fl<tsto-
a true csryl
aDoLrn b. Mason. Rsxisier. sat nast
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GEO. NJ. EDISON.
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE.

Pcs Nsse ssnss se< ssss - ssspsfss sssssf
J taf~s n tstf>faia. - tssass ssasas -
fset ssnsrs l~fs q ~ e~sts 81 80 ssfs fss
ss.s ~ss<y = I-ss a s4e1 & ssfssss-ast =
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NOVEL; TO toss.
Tao YoE WANT M0NkY1-Ef - ysu viii
~ 80 Is % ssnr advantage to see Is before

Tao NoC WANT NoNkY--If - ysu viii
~ So Is % ssnr saysnssge 70 see Is before
ssrrosteG
w.nsse iss.s 81 nsussaei1 goods planes.
hcrses sszsas. or n-fsen& properly 81 hss
kfat - me ls~est possible rates sad IN the
eaies ssf pess' BE tine.
Ger tssrs are made without publicity and
the property - sefs Ia year uRssssursed pes
session.
leans eaa BE carried - Isos as desired or
~se - yes4 - txst ~ IN esys. at any tine %
<snf ys3s eeoveoisnse. ana any cart paid re-
daces he 800 ~ ear -tnx TIE ioan.
N sss spe . ssacs - furniture. p'sns 81
stseS prst>vcn 90 pss " - fH seu and
carry u ~ lsanes Tea tssirs
our sHaess 11yshe nsst plessnas 10 rse cftv
srd aes - sr>u0oea that parties sn1ltBs upss
us pts - waited assn quickly AAa cssfts-
R..r.u>s~v ssss ga hare sAs us~ o. bath ths
prer.vrv sss the msess md can return the
nssgsf 49,, . grs voxrs.szle.s CO.
Rseu,& Iew-e klseA
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is.s 81 ssis courfs, tcrsxs~1. sne f1af an
efsafsrs cfsxsa dssseett ere r~upfres " tye-i
ssstsse erans 10 tee eits e 1rsse fatits Zee
eftHin@tteH ssd allowances. ep - he<ef> thu
Ntn cay 81 October Esrt ana fnhtHttA rietso1
TIE 9Th cay 81 eefuhes pe,t ~ - e'tk<<6 q
the 0rrases 81 that ss-.
psfea ezsks fspies Mica. k1ui ~ - D.
CYRUS r rExxrpe.
"a, nay. Jrsgf 81 frefofo
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MONEY TO f0kS-Fsv sFcrt sfr9e = lsrpe
~ e .'sg susasa y ssy 20 q 80
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affs~Ty ssrraved On fBe Sschaffsa per
VI re.e to - rIss sss- ssrss "a por-v
s~rrs~-S AZ ( Ger c>nA Ger sacsss. issss
SIT. 1s<1f 60 security enc. Appucstiens
r>c-svra ~ C6es EasefHaa. s<ent =
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NOTICE To. csrDrTors.
keties = Ssr-ty sfvss. tksi 81. q Greer cf 60.
Irsbstt court for the xsusf, Fl txst Fsde -
Sfr8 thst asfe we're aifssee f~r rrf6ffsFu -
present the, si,lr sHfe4T - s>sst<sf
fsfs ~ se1a eourfs. deceased. ef9 f6nf -
cleosteft 81 snla dsesssed ere f~quire1 ~ p14~
senf snsfs rfst-rs - e@ie frcbsse cen1 - ~
Ffess = oUt<. 10 the etts 81 - nnd kk8t<1 -
a1y 81 espt~H Der rsxt.s11 tha: e1r1 czGtuu
VI o nssse h-fcr< se>e enuH. on t71orfxL
tne esS ~ SertsDbsy ksxt ~ tss ear@ee9 -
TIE torssses 81 thss CAV.
pstse srsss Espies kIsh, nss,& AH -
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MISCELLANEOUS


WANTED veryons that has safety bi-
w cyglc % sci 20 sriag 10 here and II will
20 qRtck. Cemetan Furniture company. -
teufh Division street Bs
WAYyao-Buii1ins contractors 10 call at
w 81 lyss sfrees 70 mAks estimate en- build
tsx ave OF six hsases hssu Is. Loo
e-s - TO skc 10 A MONTH can be made
$fv. vsrstex Ger us. Pcrssns preferred
who can furstss horse ana Eve their whols
tisa- - ne vn<faess spars poAeets may be
prssssriy enplsDcd sIso. a ~ vacancies in
tnwns ssa eitssS y y JsAAsen 4 cs.. Twea-
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TYpxwRrrPRs. - HesAsssxssrs FER the
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srs sssrstssat prices. ws sofp sngwssre. CIV
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posirfvsiy su msrrs az ssost or Tess than half
price. exchanging specially: apartments
rented anywhere isr9sst sssck - the usrid
tvs sneifc fssrs devoted escsSsseiy 10 ~ 90
writer's. see cenmsrcia ret'ss for eur Re-
spsa ss1ffftvs Rfssfrsfes cstsloases saa spsfi-
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state Of E'ehiEs,. eeurfv ~ Rent &c. Va
Ice u heTebs gasea, sbkt Nv en- eTfer ~ tae
Pfcthte &c urt far the county ~ Kent rad.
snrthf efTs ass of ARA A 4. Tssz. az - saths
Lon teAf dtse were ziler - fer erefife~ e
SDAeftf tksf claims 1rainss tht estsfs 81
NtsS AEss: , a.. q go ss.n.r. ese-st.s
1efreV te pfts>kf their Elm ms &C. said Frsbate
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TRAIN TIME TABLES.


S..te Of NioAfgrr, csnnty Of Kent -. Pro-
\. Daley. detessss.
5se ende~< tned having. heep sprsintes ~
tsr Hon lxtfs.ef frseste 81 ss;d cogniy.
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a9sfs 81 Ffsbsse C. a. psrsrns kAfinf eiaifs =
e.ssis :. Ter ssss.isss a'ss ssdss,assmsst
zsegsssy The stst zss si bore, A. b. iSps ans
a Aentss the ipfh cay - estetss. a. =. ,ss2.
NJ tea e'siock y u OF each cav. - TIE erxer
q Eoltientes = Murphy. IL the citr II
GTrzf hafiss. sssa ceuats. 10 receive sDd sx-
fTJtnt sueb'eltifhs.
pstu April ath. A. D. fFa2.
VILLAS 7. cox.
HOW ARD X. WARE,
sat nav p Cemu issssrere.