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rhe fait Rohber. Hecomea ChrlstlAn,
s.ets Rich and coniesseA
san ANTONIO. Tex. Feb aA-Bud
Pnwci1. alias Charles Thompson. who
pleaded guilty before Judge Maxcy, Of
the federal conrt at Austin. 70 the
charge Of train robbery. has been con-
dned in jail during the past six months
He with FIVE others Of the most dcspcr-
ate men in southwest Texas, held mp q
Southern Pacific train near Flatonia,
east Of here. in 1857. robbing the Wells
Fargo express Of ss5. 900 besides secur-
ling large amount Of money and valu-
Ables from tho passengers
Four Of the robbers have since been
killed while resisting arrest The only
one Of them yet sentenced for tho crime
| is .'lsill Reeves. who Is serving a life
term In the Detroit penitentiary. Pow
ell proceeded immediately 70 Montana
after the robbery. gambling all Of his
lill-gotten wealth away on the journey,
Arriving at Helena he determined 70
better his ways He attended q college
there where he was graduated with
hunors. lie then entered the church
and became a jealous worker. Three
years ago be became superintendent Of
Ian extensive ranch near Border City.
He sfent under the name Of Thompson
and became the accepted sutton Of the
daughter Of one Of the ranch owners
| A few weeks before the date Of his
proposed marriage United States Mar
shall FriclS arrested him This was
six months ago Powell has been q
model prisoner during his confinement
here, and says he Is determined TO live
. Christian life The wealthy ranch
mans daughter 70 whom he Is betroth-
ed, has remained true 70 the prisoner
and the twocorrespond. The two viii be
married as soon as Powelrs term in the
lpenitentiary Is completed Sentence Is
to be passed upon the prisoner Friday.
| II Is expected that he will ret off easily,
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WIN, ,o,I water viii ~,

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Feb "a Peter
johnson, an aged eolored man, died q
few days ago at Ellston. One Of the
women who was watching the corpse
Wcdncs lay procured q towel and cold
water and began to battle the brow Of
the supposed dead man. She was
startled 10 see signs 81 returning life,
and all the colored people were thrown
into terror BY the Negro raising his
head from his coffin pillow and exclaim-
ing: What de debble IS yo' doin,
honey?' The aged Negro was taken
from the coffin and Is rapidly regaining
health.
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NO ALIEN ENGINEERS.
Tho Raising 81 Cur Flag on Foreign Yes.
sells Not Enough.

rho Raising 81 uur Fiag ON Foreign vcs-
sells Not Enough.
SAN Francisco. Feb 24--In connec-
ton with the hosting Of the stars and
stripes on the New York. there 4 a
howl 81 protest from tho Marine En-
gineers' association and brotherhood Of
Steamboat pilots Thay have received
telegram saying that the English en-
gineers on the New York will Be re-
tanned, special license having been
granted them.
The association Immediately held q
meeting and appointed committee 70
lay the matter before congress. Tele-
grams will be sent TO all the senators
and representatives, and II there = no
response the committee will 60 TO
Washington with authority to carry the
matter into the federal supreme court
Petitions have already been sent 70
Washington protesting agninst the
licensing of foreigners as officers Of
sleAsssSrs naMttte6 % American regis.
ter under The new law
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sWlTchMEN sTRlkE.


Tho Monon, Wabash, Chicago ard East.
arm IIllnois, Chicago ara Eric. Orans
Trunk and santa Re Involved.
CfTTcAGo, Feb 24--rTha switchmeT
and switch-tendcrs on the Chicago ans
Western Indiana road surprised the Off
GERS 81 that road BY going on STRIKE
Wednesday night, and MS the road i
the belt road over which the Louisville
New Albany and Chicago, Wabash. Chi
cago and Eastern Iliinois, Chicago am
Erie. Grand Trunk, and Chicago, Atchi
son and Santa Fe enter the city, not /
train over one 81 those roads was nbl.
70 leave the city Wednesday night. tn,
men demanded nm increase of twenty
five per cent Ia wages, which the ofli
ciai were not ready to grant ut once.
The number Of men out Is not over $40
but there Is Q strong probability tim
the strike may spread to other roads.
The prospects for settlement 81 til,
strike are not bright, as Presiden
Thomas declares that the men hay,
acted in bad faith with him, and de-
clares that they did not keep theii
agreement to the length Of time he wa
to have to consider their demands II.
Is disposed, he says. to grant evcrs
thing reasonable, but considers that IL,
action Of the men has released hin
from ali obligations Or promises &c may
have made.
At 10 o'clock the police IN the yard
were reinforced BY detachment b
Pinkerton men and force Of detective:
in the employ Of the road. The detec
tives and watchmen began work On Til
switches, and an the trains whici
should have gone out early IN the even
ing were made up. and the last Of then
was sent out BY midnight.
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coNDFNSFD news
Gathered From All Pnrts Of The conatrJ
~ FeiexrApia

Gathered PROM An Parts Of the conatry
~ Telegraph
Frank Holland was hanged At Bravo
ria. Tex. Thursday.
Mrs, w. X Jones, OF GAINESVILLE. O,
rave birth Thursday morning 10 trip
lefs-two girls and boy.
Mrs Kenna. widow OF the late United
States senator. John F. Kenna Is likely
TO get the post Office at Charleston. W.
Va
There are twenty-five suspects in
The isolated tents for typhus fever VIC
inns At Bellevue hospital. New York
.ity.
The famous Hungarian cavalry gem
sral, BARON Edelsheim Giulai, Is very
i'll and there is very little hope Of his
recovery.
II is asserted that about 400 clergy
men. Of different denominations. from
Ulster, will take part in the unionist
leampaign IN England
Commodore t. D. Morgan has placed
his Yacht Ituna in commission as the
flagship of the New York squadron BY
raising his official flag.
The Berlin police continue their Wis
FITS in search of anarchistic and social
istic workman. Several suspected men
were arrested this week
Mr.. Hunt the man with the
cough, has been arrested In New York
city. lie Is the slick forger that worked
banks in Cincinnati and other cities
Thirty colored non-union men left
their work at the Ohio Iron Co S rolling
mill. GAINESVILLE. Wednesday. in body.
A shutdown will ensue until men can
be found to fill their places
Ross McNeal accidentally shot and
inortalsy wounded his sister, Maggie. At
Sage, near GAINESVILLE, o., while show
ing a crowd Of young folks how he
>ould use self-acting revolver.
The chief Of police has been instructed
by the police magistrate TO arrest or
order out Of the neighborhood the Cor
bett-Mitchell party, should It attempt
to arrange fight at Niagara Falls,
Ont Proprietor Bampfield will decline
to permit articles 10 be signed on his
premises
An effort was made in the West vir-
ginia house Wednesday to defeat an
appropriation for the Worlds fair. and
II came near succeeding. the vote being
very close. After spending the entire
afternoon IN wrangling over II an APP
preparation II $50. 900 was agreed upon.
reduction 81 1000 from the amount
originally proposed in the bill.
For nearly three hours the y. s. sem
ate sat behind closed doors and listened
to Senator Morgan. Of Alabama, dis
cuss the Hawaiian treaty. No com
clusion was reached, but the fact de-
veloped from the interruptions and the
suggestions made by various senators
that the treaty may eventually be rati-
fed, but such result win hardly be
reached during the present. sessions
The situation of the Baltimore &
Ohio in the great landslide beween
Wheeling and Grafton. w. Va, is ser
ious one. The extreme cold weather
and the subsequent thaws Of the win
ter make the situation an nnprecedent-
ed one in the history of the road
Great stones and thousands of cubic
feet of earth are hurled into the road
without any warning. and large force
of men is kept busy clearing the
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WASHINGTON. Feb. "a The president
sent 10 the senate Thursday the follow
ing nominations: Benton Hanchctt. q
Michigan, 10 be United States circuit
Judge for the sixth judicial circuit "
succeed Judge Jaclksonl. J. +. Cochran
81 Nebraska, 10 be consul Of the United
states at san Salvador, Il. X Lowell
lyn, Of Utah, to be judge Of probate ii
the county u San Pete, III Utah. Henry
w Raymond, u New York. to be ex
aminer Of claims in the department q
state
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The family u Gen. Beaureeard
turned over the body Of tho distinl
gnished dead TO the city AZ O'Clock
Wednesday. After religious ceremony
AZ the family residence. conducted b.
Father Subilcan. delegations from The
different confederate associations 81
cortcd the remains TO the city hall
which was mngnificently decorated.
The funeral takes place At O'Clock
Thursday, and the affair will lie AZ
tended BY M the militia. veterans, are
men and other bodies. and will DO al
immense parade.
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WASHINGTON. Feb 24The all-nighl
session OF the house had d damaging et-
feet upon the various committees which
were to meetl Wednesday morning, moi
one Of them being able to muster i
quorum. Meetings Of the CONNIE tees
investigating the whisky trust and the
Panama Canal Co were called for, but
not a member Of either committee was
on hand at the time fixed.
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a sulci,Ie tlnb.

BRiDaEToE. n. u. Feb "a A suicide
club has been formed here with about
fifty member. John Pierce, prominent
cigar dealer. is president; Edward
Cummings, secretary. The members
paraded the street Wednesday night,
each wearing q red ribbon with sculi
and crossbones upon il. A supper Is To be
held each year on Washington's birth
day, and the member who draws the
black bali must die within year. The
first supper took place Wednesday
nfnhf
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CnscAao, Feb "a. There being some
doubt that congress viii abrogate the
'PNorld's fair sunday closing clause the
Times II agitating the return to the
United States government ofthe q, 500,-
advanced TO the Columbian exposi-
ION " mmission on condition Of Sum
tay closing. and thereby release the
rn:nissicn from the pledges given on
accepting the gift
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BERLIN. Feb. "a. During the discus
Sion IN the reichstag Thursday on the
estimates 81 the board Of health, DR..
Won Boeeticher. secretary Of the inn
perial home office, said that medical
examinations had shown that cholera
baciIla do not live long in buried
.enrpses, the earth acting as filter.
The question 81 cremation, he added,
was not within the scope Of the reich
stag.
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lM sTATE

Lie the Remains Of Gen. Bcauregnrd-.
raperai Thursday.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb "a. Gen. neau.
regards body WINS placed In metallic
caskut Tuesday evening. and reposcd
In the drnwing-room Of his residence.
Many members 81 the family and d
large number On distinguished visitors
called Tuesday and Wednesday, Nc
flowers were placed about the bier, IN
obcdicnce to tho generals own urgent
request ID q letter written before hIa
death.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. a. The senate
proceeded to the consideration Of
tlle diplomatic and consular appro-
rriation bill Thursday. There, was
no item in the bill that gave
rise 10 any contest or discussion. As
quickly as the clerk could read the bill
il was read and passed. The military
academy appropriation bill was then
passed just as rapidly. The legislative.
executive and judicial bill was then
taken nm.
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CHICAGO, Feb. a True to their
threat the electrical linemen 1t the
Worlds fair grounds Ii the employ Of
the exposition company wentout Thurs
day morning on strike. One hundred
linemen quit work because their de-
mands were not acceded TO- The men
asked IS day for eight hours work,
time and half for over time and double
time for Sunday work The iinemen
have heretofore been receiving e. so per
day
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NEW York. Feb "a William @
Whitney. ex-secretary Of the navy, &C
companied by his daughter Miss Paul
inc Whitney. his two sons Payne ane
Harry Whitney, his brother-in-law Col
Oliver II. Payne. Of Cleveland, left in !
special car on the Pennsylvania roat
Wednesday morning for Jacksonville
Fla, for cruise with II. NJ Hanna. TIL
Cleveland iron master, on his steam
Yacht Comanche
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IoGoTA. COLOMBIA, Feb. "a The
British minister at Bogota has assured
the Columbian government that Eng
land will aid 1t in maintaining Colon
Oian rights on the isthmus This aid
Is to pc extended by virtue Of the
provisions Of the Clay tom ulwer treaty
should the French government under
tAise IL interfere with Colombian
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SHKInYyIILE, Ind, Feb. "A. Tobias
Ford has gone mad He was married on
ii. yaIcntsae day to Anna Warland
rhey auarreiel, and the woman struck
aim over the head with piece Of fence
rail. This is said r. have injured the
brain. and later Tobias attempted sui
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NEWARK, N. j.. Feb. "a Workmen
engaged in building furnace IN the
Balbach smelling works, q few days
ago discovered particles Of gold in the
soft clay. The FIRM Immediately put
men to work. and the result IS that
So. 900 worth Of gold has been recoy-
cred The End Is said to be the drip
pings 81 several years. which had FL
tered through the bricks Of the furnace.
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r,v,n.sr.. Horrlble D.ath.

WIIIoroHRY. o., Feb. 24.--A Lake
shore special train ran into 8 light
engine at Wiekliffe at a. M Thurs
day, killing Engineer James Gill. d
theNextra. He was pinioned in the cab,
with the lever through his body, and
was horribly mangled. His fireman
mas NOT been found.
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I,ur,,ed with yItrIoi IS \ Woman.

LIBERAL, Kan, Feb 24.--John Du-
bois, liveryman, was horribly burned
with vitriol thrown into his face by
Mrs. Herman Krudwjg. Some time ago
Dubois name became associated with
that OF Mrs. Krudwig in scandal. Dn-
bofs escaped with his eyes, and the doc
tors think they may save his life
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FoRr SMITH, Ark. Feb. "a. Dan.
Paschall, ten-year-old boy, has been
convicted Of murder in Judge Parker's
court The crime for which Paschall
was convicted was the killing Of Arthur
Berry at Krebs. L T. Several boys
were passing the home Of the prisoner
and threw rocks at him This 50 in
censed the little fellow that ne took his
fathers gun and fired 1t them, result
ing in the death Of one OK the number.
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,trlEe N Nanticoke.

wmKKsnARRE, Pa, Feb. s4-The
Nanticoke mine strike is assuming seri-
Gus proportions. as all efforts to com
promise have failed. Superintendent
Morgan has ordered all the mines to
shut Down This will throw 1.7OO men
out of employment.
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TorEKA, Kan. Feb "a. Democratic
politicians who have just returned from
Washington arr authority for the state
nieht that Ex.Gov George w Click. Of
IganSas, wilIsreceire the appointment Of
commissioner OF the general land Office
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OTTAWA. Ont, Feb "a. The city
treasurer has given orders that no "
S. money shall hereafter be taken
at the Offices Of collectors at the city
nall Merchants are also unwilling 70
take American money.
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cfrapl., Far ,hs Inaucural IN

BALTIMORE, Feb. "a Joseph Asley
has 'cinssd contract for 1000 pounds
OF diamond back terrApin for the inaug-
ural banquet Considering the fact
chat they are worth 500 dozen, this
item alone will be quite expensive
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PAnA, NE, Feb. 24.-The public
schools Of oconee have closed. also the
revival services at the M. Il. church, on
account Of the prevalence Of malig-
nant type Of diphtheria. six deaths hav-
ing occurred within the last few days
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ST.. PETERsBuRG, Feb. 81 The Offi-
cial Gazette prints cholera statistics
showing that in the last month 9za
eases and 100 deaths from cholera have
been reported in Russia Most Of the
eases were in provinces Of PadoIia and
Kisff.
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mp,e .rotn ltn-..

GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Feb. 24.--Pete
johnson. 81 Elkton. went into trance,
ana rema ned 50 until his funeral was
about 10 lie preached, when be came to-
His burial clothes were removed and he
is IN fair way 70 recover
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EnIocIzInr Gen. HaYes.

INDIAxApoIts, Ind, Feb. "a The
Loyal Legion Wednesday adopted I
long memorial on the late Rutherford b
Hayes. lis mnander-in-ehief. Many
eulogies were pronounced. the principa
one being ny ex-Gov. Ira J. Chase
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INDIAN PoLIs, Ind, Feb a. DR..
Charles +. Wright. superintendent Of
slle central Hospital for the Insane.
III Wednesday night Of hemorrhage
Of tie bowels -
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Fr WAYNE, Ind, Feb y. - John
Kelly, yard foreman il charge Of 3
switch engine At the east yards Of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
railroad, was run down by : loeomo-
tive and instantly killed. He leaves :
family.
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ATLANTA. Ga. Feb "a Bank Cashie
Redwine's defalcation is about se5. 900
He has $50. 900 in his poclek The SO
ciety highhyer is on his way 70 Cali
fornia.
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II II AYKNG anticipated q large trade this winter
IL on underwear we bought with that idea IN
orr mind and have double the stock we ever had
before at prices that are down even lower than
the lowest, just think Of q good ladies vest MOE
Csc. EMNERT u FIERY's
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AT the Aorlh Meath election Mr..
Gibb,n Tic -pafneiIite, pollcd COS
votes ANA Mir Maholey, Parnellite,
2.s56.
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II EADQUARTERs fof. Pilisbury x Best
Ill Flour. VIII sell at lowest prices. Money
san be saved By buying from me. A. shy
DER, Agent. 916m.
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NOR SALE.--A nice limestone farm OF 80
II acres mile from Martinsburg4 good stone
dwelling small stable, fair fencing, 70 acres ex
81 s1 I'M ~ Us. MATHEWS.
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NOR RENT from April /, 1888. my residence
II East Race street, corner Spring street.
with ONCE and stable Lot 80 by 200 feet, for
particulars call on j.. b. WILSON, at Citizens
National Bank MARY y. Wilson
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IaO2 RENT store room with cellar and ware
L room attached, 5 doors north Il, L. Snod-
grasses & co. Drug Store.
2io-6w. WILLIAM u WILLIAMS.
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csPECTAE excursion on 35c Floor OIL Cloth &c
- II cents per yard at EUGENE y. HER
RINGS.
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KILMERiS China Hall on King street, for
IN beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
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q RE YOU HAPPYY'' II not go TO the
IN Great Muslin Sale, and Yen will 60 home
pleased to death. at G. z. HERRING'S, corner
Queen and Martin streets.
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NAEEKNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read By Over 5000
People Every Evening.
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
situations, Help Wanted, For Sale, For Rent. Lost
Found, strayed Or Stolen, To Bay, Sen
Or Erchangs-Maks it known.
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

= osT About two weeks ago. heartshaped
l hin with small diamond setting. Finder
vii w literally rewarded BY leaving same at
sberiff's Office. 2iS-1wk
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i oST.-B Between Felcr's Opera House and Il.
IL w Pooles store pocket book containing
Two one dollar bills. little small change and
a trunk key. Finder will be rewarded Il left At
The WoRID Office. SS5-sg,
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MILES Floor on Cloth regular IS cent goods
HI for II cents yard al EUGENE y. HER
RINGS.
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YILMER's China Hall on King street, for sub
IN stantial Lamps.
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A r "A BARGAIN.--A handsome G.. Clarinet
"A concert pitch good as new ct Joe Mess.
mans.
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IND YOU KNOW TT We are selling at
IL Cost. Blankets, Comforts, Ladies' Cloals,
Ladies' Hats, Ladies' Flannel Underwear. All
must 20, az C. p. HERRING'S, corner Queen
and Martin streets
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INTENDING TO quit the Grocery and Feed
business. win sell my stock and fixtures.
also the building / now occupy. IL purchaser
does not wish the building, wilirent him same
l'loimon- VI W HousEwoRTH.
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Won will Hnd great variety Of Handker-
chiefs and Kid Gloves at Emmert Il Fiery $
they have loads Of pretty things for their hoii-
day trade.
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4 A RE YOU IN NEEDfa n 80, we are clos
N ing out lots OF shoes just 1T cost, lots Of
muslins ut cost lots Of blankets at cost, lots OF
he'd ticking at cost, at c. r. HERRING,S, COR
ner OF Queen and Martin streets.
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ICE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
| and Glass, from 81 cents to S3S5 at D. NJ.
KILMER'S, on King street.
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II LINERS China Hail ON King street, for
IN fine Chinas.
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n LINERS China HAN on King street, Tor all
IN kinds Of Dishes.
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I'D you know that y0u can get 30 cent Floor
~ Oil Cloth at II cents per yard at EUGENE
Ii. HERRINGfS.