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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-18
BOLD AND VICIOUS.
The Way ex-Supervisor s. w.
Woodburn was Robbed.
COMPELLED TO TURN OVER 600

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a startling report comes from
Fort Byron of bold robbery. q,
which e>.Supcrvisor :. W. Wood.
&rn va the victim. While the
.tory lack. entirr notification. IL
comes from n reliable source. and I.
. the effect that On Thursday night
burglar. entered the house III Mr..
Wce'iburn. and after bsding him
poured Kerosene all over his clothes.
threatening 10 apply a match unle..
" divulced the wbercsbou Of t4OO
stitch va. hid in the cellar. Mr..
WOODBURY. submitted. and securing
rho money the scoundrcls escaped.
ezeS H~snes, ~ C~rvsoss.
Last night burglars entered Mar.
hall Bros. general store nj Cor,lova
and got away with 5000 worth of no.
lions. jewelrv. etc. The marauders
are probably the same pair who COM
"tt'd tne outrage nv Mr. w oOd-
burns house the previous night.
ro,ire Points.
Lbe nibson was fined - and cost.
'cr disordcriy conduc; by Squire
Schroeder today.
Henry Tokcr wa. arrested bv Tiff
yer Nulquecn. Last evening. for
abusive language.
James OHerne was bound over in
f.~,o this afternoon To answer to
ihe charge Of sodomy.
Phil johnson was arrested at noon
;oday by Officer Dumbald for being
drunk. Upon searching him the Off
ser found revolver.
The cold wind of last evening. al
slough IL IN all probability accounts
Tor the los. il no excuse for the sneak
thief who stole a nice plush lap robe
rom l~ Simon's buggy while it was
standing in front of hi. residence, on
twentieth street. The police were
notified. but No trace can he found 90
he thief
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-18
Wisconsin Central superintendent.

MiLwAukiL, Nov. is.-sumner j. Col
Inns, Tor tue past three year, superintsnd-
ent Of the Monon road, has been appoint
cd general superintendent Of the Wiscon.
sin Central line. to take effect Nov. "a.
He Is brother Of Superintendent Collins,
Of the ST. Paul road.
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Ihc sInI.Inr nr lhe NIclnrIn.

VALLErTA, Malta, July ls.-S.an
Commander Hawilius-5mith also
gave evidence showing that Vice
Admiral lryon took upon himself the
responsibility for the disaster. The
etaii commander said that Immediately
after the CamIordown Tammed the
Victoria the vice admiral aaid 20 him.
at was entirely my doing; II was eH-
urely my iault."
Captain BOurko was questioned
closely Ms TO Admiral Tfyon'a manner
Of receiving the suggestions concern.
lug the Bignals Tor the fatal manouver.
He replied that the admirable answers
were rather short aui sharp. lie
knew that the admiral considered the
Victoria bad hagahip. BOurke
considered tho maueuyors unpfeCe.
dented when ordered. He never haJ
TO do It before.
Flag Lieutenant Clifford said the
admiral Ia making the order for tue
signal, gave him u slip OF paper on
which was written only the figure d
and communicated the rest OF the In.
structions orally. This, lac added, was
rather unusual.
Stan Commander Hawkins Smith
thought the figure o, indicating the
number Of cable lengths, was Ia Ia,
sdmiral's handwriting, and added
that he was not invited 10 give aus
advice In the matter Of the mAnpuvers
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WASHINGTON, July ls.-'rhe chief
Of the bureau Of statistics reports that
the exports OF gold from the United
stEtes during the twelve months ended
June 8Olh amounted TO Sl0S, $50, Sii,
aud the imports TO 81, l75,3Sl; excess
Of exports, s7,50B, 463. During the
preceding year the exports were $780,
1906, 1877 and the imports $ % 500, iji.
Exports Of silver, SlJ,7H,8 $40, AMI
imports, s98. 1893, 252; excess Vt exports,
sl6,5i4,O67. During the preceding
year the exports were So, 500, ami
the imports sl0,550, O56; excess Of OK.
ports, 81, s55.43.
The gold reserve took another down
wari tumble today, from sos, O5O, $50
~ $0I, 672,b59.
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WAsHiSGIoN, July 1S.-rhere was
n gOod deal OF speculation ut the navy
department as h what would be- the
fate OF the Alexandria. Some ofiicefa
high In rank thought she might be
clAssed NJ n pirate anu treated accord
ingly, but cooler heads held, au hos
original CiiensO was not one recognized
by international law, and she was
under the Hawaiian registry, she
could not be- taken upon the high seas.
SAN FRANCisCO, July ls.-rhs
story Of the allie uu Disabling OF the
watShlp MOhiuan by tho steamer
Alexandria IN the Boring sen IL
gucstioued here. 10 isn fact, however,
laht hen she sailed last April from
here che carried crew Of over sixty
men,snd the men selected were known
In San Francisco az men who would
enjoy light.
Captain HoWcsou, c0mmnudant ~
the Mare Island navy yard, placoi
little reliance Ia the story. The dates,
he esid, are conflicting, aud besides,
the Idea that "a shot from smooth.O0re
would penetrate the side OF tue Mohi.
can ana ulsablo her ongines Is absurd,
an It would have 10 pass through twelve
Inches Of solid white oak and then
through the coal bunkerB into the engi.
noet's room.
SEATTLE, Wash, July is.-The
story about tue United States steamer
MohicRn being fired into aud disabled
by n steam tcaler IL now believed to be-
"a hoax.
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WASHINGTON, ID. g., July 1s.-A
Dispatch TepOrb the arrival OF ship
at Valparaiso with cargo Of 10000
brAl skins, taken at an unknown point
Ia tho Antarctic ocean, Prof Goode
fAyi:
"lt Ia not at all improbable that
such catch was made. Fur seals
occur on both the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts Of South America, about the
southern extremity, sud on all tbs
outlying islaudg, including not only
the Falklauut, South Shetland and
south Georgian, but other small IL.
lands more 10 the eastward. They
have been found, In fact, Mt all the
islands making up the chain Of PolagiC
itlet', stretching somewhat interrupt
oily from Cape Horn and the Faik.
land Islands eastward 10 Australia AMI
Now Zealand, including those south OF
Tue Caps Of Good Hope, 80 famous In
the annals of seal fisheries. The
r0okeriee Ia that part Of the world,
however, were practically abandoned
some years ago, for the reason, owing
10 G.eai Brltniu's failure 10 protect the
seals there, they became almost ex.
tinct, aud uid not pay for the time and
trouble spent Ia hunting them. II
may be that these years Of cOnpafa'
tive safety resulted ina restoration OF
seal life 10 the former extent. lfBJ,
wonder II Great Britain will uudet-
take 10 project the rookerles now"
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TELBGRAPHIC.
NOT A TINE OF PANIC.
That is What Comptroller Eckels
Says Of tho Situation.
WHAT CAUSES THE DISASTERS.
Advice 70 DtpoSitor@-lhe Banks
Have a Right TO Considerable
Treatment.
WHAT CAUSES Tue DISASTERS

NEW YoRK, July ls.-ComptroiIer
Of the Currency James II. Eckela was
n guest o. ex.Comptrollor A. B' Aep-
burn, nj dinner at the Union League
Club this evening.
The dinner was given in tho names
OF President Cannon OF the Chase
National Bank, and President Tapreu
of the Ganatin National Bank, M
Hepburn IL not member OF the club
President williams Of the CONNER.
oiaI National Bank, ana also president
Of the Clearing House ASSOCIATION,
presided.
come from the host, Comptroller
Eoklcs made n brief speech. lie said
10 targ "rhe condition which con.
rnrA the American people deserves
me thoughtful attention Of every
citizen. it IL not n time VI panic, but
oi slow hquidations, the result OF un.
due speculation and unwise financial
legislation. IL the citizens would
study tine character OF the Institutions
which have failed, tho causes ana
localities In which they occurred, the
concusion that must follow h that tho
legitimate life u tho country IL not
threatened, but, Instead, viii come out
IT the present turmoil stronger for
haviug passed through ~.
"Bad banking must inevitably
bring disaster upon those who engage
Ia ii. The present slfingency simply
hattCned the closing OF some bnnks,
becRusD they were Inherently woak;
others closed nH the result OF keeping
alive operations and HpcCnlatluus in
the extreme west aud poftlO.s Of the
south, The art has not been discovered
ui making something out Of nothirg,
anu the hnaucior who stakes his all
upon an unbuilt city, reaching out
into waste places, must bring about the
ruin o. hln own AMI kindfed instilu-
tons which lruetcd In him anu pinned
their faith to ntsuts yet unicorn.
"Dlsaeiers have fallen upon superla-
tive Institutions aud boom Citiet VI the
t'atea OF Warrington, California,
Colorado, Kansas aud Missouri, which
have la turn Injured the solyen, ones,
but the states OF Now England ana
the east, and those OF the northwest,
nave 20 far escaped ana Will, ior the
foundations upon which they are built
10 rock and not sand"
The comptroller said tho people
should not invite disaster by with
drawing from solvent institutions
money the deposltors cannot possibly
uso. The people are hoping and asking
much from the banks. Ia turn, the
banks have the right Of cOnsiderAtc
treatment irc =, the people. Lot those
VINO have long transacted busincs,
with banking institutions have sum.
Gent confidence In them 10 know AMI
feel that In years past they have
proven safe, they nre likely 10 DO 30
now. The people who INDUCED In the
run Of banks cause to come about
every thing they say they wish TO
avert.
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The FRENCH IN SIAM,
The Minister Of FOTeIs1 Affairs CUES.
TONED IN The Chamber
France WIN Demand iicparntion for
the Murder Of CrHsqurin
BY siamtsr.

PANS July l5.-Drey fus questioned
the government IN the chamber Of
deputies about the French operations
IN Slam. Devclle, minister OF foreign
aiiairs, snii the government had no
intention to Interfere with the slameso
Independence, but would insist tina,
SIAM respect the treaties. The inter.
ference Of tAird power would not
be- tolerated. lfSiam did not make o
com lete reparAtion for the murder OF
Gfasqufin, the FIu ch inspector VI
native militia, by the 5bmese, anu
ulhtr ncts, France would bl1caHde the
Mekong aver. IL NC s1ary Bangkok
would be bumbsr1sd, alter salliciout
warning To allow the foreign ministers
10 protect the tubj,cts Of their respec.
tive countries.
The chamber unanimously voted
confidence ~ thcRUyefnmcut.
Mr. Drvullo spoke NJ some length
concerning Great Bri,aiu's parl In ,ho
difficulty. He snid lac must answer the
accusation that he acted humbly to-
wnrI England. The fact was, both
Earl kosrbrrfy, British foreign score.
tary, and Marquis DuilrrIu, British
ambassador Ia Paris, had given y. silivo
assurance that England would not
iuteiefe In SLAM.
The remarks made by Sir Edward
Grey parliamentary secretary Of the
British foreign office, as TO sending
British war SHIPS 10 Siamete Water.,
are regarded by the ministers M quite
irreconcllable with the promises men
TONED. The French charge d'Aiialr,B
Ia London had visited LORI Rosebvtry
therefore, 10 express the Intense sur.
prise felt by the French government
IA Wow ot sir Edward Gtay's duulara.
ton. Earl RJsoUurry replied that Sir
Edward had been misreptrsenied. As
TO the mission Of tbs British gunboats,
II would be merely ~ protect British
subjects In Siam and L0t to back Slam
In her quarrel with France.
Soir rays NJ. Doyelle has trlcgraphed
NJ. Pavio, French minister residing at
Bangkok, that tue terms ~ an ultima
tum will be presented forthwith TO the
Slamesu government. rweniy.fIuf
hours are allowed fora reply to frances
demands.
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on tho charge Of Forgery.

NEW Hons, July iS.-Lluyd Aspen.
wall, well SHOWN ciuU man, ~ con.
htoi In the Yorkyi,lu prison for
iultner examination Ia default VI s5OU0
hail,on the charge Of forgery. A aw.
yer, John ID. Delehanty, accepted a
pfomissOfy note from Aspenwnll for
$4,000, which purport,d 10 be indorsCd
ny William IA. enwall, a brother VI
the accused. William declared II a
forgery and an expert pronounced the
inIOrsomcni and LlOyd's handwriting
the eame.
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MmIInm Xrr, Thankful

BERLIN, July lS.-The Roiohsan.
seiOer this evening publishes q cabinet
thanks oi the emperor ana his allies 10
Chancellor Won Csprlvl Tor his service
In securing the adoption by The reich.
stag OF the army bill. The emperor, In
the order, says the new bill Il u guar.
antee, not only OF tue safety Of the
empire, but also tho peaceful develop
munt OF internal affairs.
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Fighting In Brazil

VALPARAISO, July ls.-vlgorous
lighting Is reported TO be In progress Ia
Rio Grande DO Sui, Brazil. General
5aTavia, Ia command Of the revolu.
tiunists, has pushed forward toward
hnguatOu. Advance posts oppupied
by the government troops were taken.
All the prisoners captured were shot
by the revolutisnists. The efforts of
this Insurgents at Santa Anna were
unAuCcessIul.
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MiI,wAUKEg, July ls.-A special
dispatch 10 the Sentinel from Smell
Lake, Mich, says; 4. q. Probert aud
Edwin PrubeIt, Wisconsin, banker,
who operate banking institutions at
Wash6utn, Ashland and Shell Lake,
were arrested at WashbuTn today,
charged with having violated the bank
ing laws. The Prnherts stood high In
Wisconsin financial circles, and the
news Of their arrest caused great sen.
satiOn throughout the state.
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New YOHl, July Is Russell Sage
has teen su,u iOf siOO, 900 damages Tor
seduction, under promise OF mafringt.
The plaiutin In the suit IL Della Kue.
gan. shu alleges that tue uticnsv for
which she INV teeks legal redress Uc-
Cured In 1865. Sage's lawyer calls II
nlAeAmnll.
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ROME, July lS.-A tornado swept
down suddenly today on Veghern aud
Casteggio, IN Piedmont, Hundreds Of
bulldogs were wrecked. Ia one sec.
ton Of Noghrra hardly II building was
lett stauding. NUta structure Ia either
town was loft intact. Hundreds OF
persons were injured. The number OF
deaf 10 not known.
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toms appointment from Utah As one Of
the jurors on awards e. the musical de.
pa-iment THIS l. the first appointment
from The fir Wet
COkBgIr At THE FAIR.
Today President Higgiuboth1m
issued an order 70 close az Pugilst
Jim Corbslps vaudeville show In MID.
way plaiF4uce.
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rho molIlc Gibson WI FLOODED.

CoLoRADo SPRINGS, Colo, July IS.
Percy Hagerman, secretary Of the
Mollie Gibson Mining compauy, says
the report that the mine IL flooded Il
untrue. There has been a How OF
water, but II does not interfere with
the wOrk,
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CHICAGO, July IS. The body OF
Michael rouhy, aged 10, was found In
the Calumet river today. He was last
seen alive playing with two brothers
named Cotioy, aud two Polish boys,ull
Of whom have run away from nome
since his disappearauce last week.
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WORLDS ram NEWS.
Tho Cola storage Itorror.-A salt Lake
Lady ou the Musical Jury.

CHICAGO, July iS.-The cltiner's
Jury investigating the fire at the COLI
storage building, this evening returned
veTdioi, holding 10 the grand jury
Tor criminal negligence the following
pcrsoLs; Daniel II Burnham, director
u works, Worli's Fair Fire Aiarshal
Edward Murphy; j. Is. skinner pre-.
fidont OF the Hercules Iron works
Owning tho cold storage planO.
Charlrs A. Mcdonald, secretary anu
treasurer Of the same company.
All OF the indicted mea will give
bonds tomorrow, no order Of arrests
having been made.
Fire Marshal Murphy was much
effected by the verdict, which, he
declared, unjust, rs he was neither
negligent nor guilty. OF misconduct.
Bufnham was held on the ground
that he was aware Of the faulty con-
struction OF the building, and still
Permitted ita erection on the grounds.
SKinneT anu Mcdonald were held
because they built tho building, and
Murphy because II was alleged that hr
didn't fully investigate the fire before
sending the men into the tower
Murphy himself swore that tue men
were already In the tower when he
arrived.
THE MOVING MACHINE TEST.
The Worlds Fair field trial Of NOV
ing machines took place Rt Wayne,
III, on tho farm Of MIR. Al. w. Dun
ham. Only two manufacturers en-
tered, tho Mccormick Harvesting
company Of Chicago anu tho William
VI. Whitley company Of Munol0, Ind.
The Judges were Professor X. T..
Thutston, Of Cornell college; Hon.
II. q. Wheeler, OdebOlt, Ia, one Of
the largest farmers In the world, anu
Calvin Young, Of Auburn, n. Y.
The field IN which the test occurred
was covered with heavy timothy, Of a
Yield OF about three tons 10 the acre.
Tho machines were first USED with fvt-
loot bars. The Whitley machine cut one
acre Ia exactly thiIty-twO and half
minutes, with five stops TO clear the
bar OF ologging grass. The McCOr-
mick machine consumed exactly the
same time with but one stop. An Az
pTeclabls difference between the two
trlals was that the Mccormick mower
made loss noise while Ia operation and
cut much closer 10 the ground.
The next trial was with the "Blg
Four" seven-ioot bnr OF the Meteor.
mick machine. The whitley company
did not compete. The time consumed
by thia machine in cutting one acre
was twenty.six and One.half minutes.
a test with dynRmeter showed the
power required TO haul the MoCur-
mick machine was about 10 per cent
LAS than the Whitley. IL IL under
stood that the award will DO In favor Of
the Mccormick.
CONGRESS OF EDuCATORs.
Tho World'a Congress ol Education
u meeting with great success. Every
lecture room was crowded today with
an denominations and many strange
gatbs.
Ahs' HAMILTON or SALT LAKE CITY.
The board Of Lady Managers have
lusI confirmed Mrs. Fidella Il. HAm'i-
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cleveland cougratuiates the pole.

BALTIMORE, July ls.--The NeVs an.
nouuoes that there ~ now on the W y
10 Rome a lettor from FIRES den Clovt-
land 10 the pops congratulatlng the
holy inther upon the hfieth ami
yersary Of his election to the eplsco'
many.
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Brechiuridur narrlss widow.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July ls.-Mrs.
Louisa Scott Wing was married to
Congressman G.. =. Breokinrldge this
evening at the home Of DIR. Pests B.
Scott, brother NJ the bride.
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ookBsrr AT THE FAIR.
70 ne Extend "a 80 Utah in Two
Years

10 SIC Extend Il 80 ttah ia Two
Years.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, July iS.-It IL said
on tolefsnly reliable authority, that The
Illinois Central hos closed deal 10y
which II takes POSSESSION Of the Pacific
Short Line. The Journal gives II N
the statement ofa OH 3iai Of the road
that the Short Line Will be extended
to Ogden, with probably stub into
the Black Hills, within the next two
years,
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TI7wo COOL. FROST bedrooms TO
i single gentleman Scar business. I'm.
quiro 10 ll1 brigham 70. t'J'
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coon FARMS Is IDAHO ron CITY
VI properly W. j. Hogan. tiJ roston.ec
Block.
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IH ACHES NF,E rrOvO YuW UITY
~ lots orr rsdonce equity W J. Began,
o rHuunler lotk
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II YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO TRADE
calf ON me- W. y. hogan, io restodlcc
Block.
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FOR TRADE.

etENEHAL WELL IMPROVED rAHNs
- value, $50 20 tu $50 on. rIoar t1 city trade.
igr clear luside city property, W. J. Hogan
Aiu rustunIrU WInIk
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VALUABLE UEiINQUisu,iENT o. MtrEs
" from Temple for equity or lUta. W. o..
Began. tlO a. o. niOcE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REWARD.
REWARD.
ron RENT.


A A.VOOMED COTTAGE, CELLAR AM
N summer Kitchen, rly WAFER, $40 PEI
month. Apply at THE once.
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nGDEN LurS as KNOu NIL CLEAR,
~ value 3 Oh, Tor Improved salt Lake psop.
cry. WI, hogan, ti1r. ~. iiloct.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

II YOU WISH To ENGAGE M ANY
i limo of business 10 will uay you 90 see one.
W. .. Hogan, 80 rostoincc iuock.
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II Nuu wANrA coon PAYING SALOON
call on me. " d. Hogan, en- rostuutr
Block
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GENERAL GOOD PAYING RESTAURANTS
- iucc. $3.50 % 500 ". y. Hogan, t'e
r0siluH n uIuUk
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I HAVE SEVERAL NICE GROCERIES
A for sale from OUto GO. ". j hogan,
tlu iuuofiro Block
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LUNNtsuEU ROuMING HOUSES AND
II hotels centrally located. 10 90 il rooms,
clearing 50 10 500 per month Price, llo0 Co
$500. ". ,. logan. go luHtonirp llIurk.
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CrLENbiu OPENINGS ron CArAHLg
- orIcc men 90 gCt hif in totust ln cstan.
lished businesses. 0O " $3.50 required. W
j, Hogan, flU iust0nhce BluCs
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PILLS.

For sale by ali Drugrists, Price Zoe per box,
Q boxes Tor CSC o. tenl by mail, postage free on
receipt Of price. Dr.j.l. sehenok a son, Phild'a
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(NIuiCE ADDITION Lots WILL NJ
~ traded Tor horse and buggy, furniture or
merchandise, $. D. Spencer. IS West, bUcond
south.
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WANTED.

INNEKN OSE DESIRING CLOTHES
l. cleaned. dyed. repaired and altered
should call ou I UIino,Gt E.-cCund south sLAl
work guaranteed iu good stylo and Gone on
short notice Second hand clothing bought
And sold.
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1vLEUANr TiNE Room COTTAGES ~
- ilHt Waterloo near the drive and he.
1uyera residence. SO per month. iIlco 81 $50
lols iuRltO
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HOUSES FOR RENr.

A ROOM FRAME COrrAGE.NEAU McCOU.
- NICK on Centre street. hrick cellar, tine
Nuwi NNiia foot 1850, Cant DO beat