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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15

Our friends will find us on the
west side Of the Pitkin block, across
the hall from the old location, where
we will be pleased to meet every.
body.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15

Last week there were several post
office appointments made in this To-
cali.y, among the number were
Lancaster, W. McNutlv; Luray, G.
Butler; Unity, T. Piper. These
changes we've in the nature of va
cancies.
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June 224;h. will sell tickets to Down
ing 1T one aud one third rate fol
round trip; account Masonic celebra
ton. Tickets GOOD returning June
18th. G. \. DEWEY, Ayt
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Present rate to Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo $3.50. Also,
round trip rate to sans roints-$2s.95
good for thirty days.
c. 4. DEWEY. !Agt.
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For Pond Hydrant Valves and
Mole traps, address N. McGARY,
Memphis, Mo.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15
Building Rock and Sand.

First class building material OF all
Npds indicated above can be gotten
at a reasonable price by inquireing
of any agent on K. 4 W. Il r.
G. A. DEWEY. Agt
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15

List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the postoffice at Memphis.
June 18th, 1893. James Green,
Thomas Kendall, f. Wilcut, VIM.
Wellington.
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Buy wall paper at Smiths.
Sec Smiths wall paper before yon
buy.
+. Durkcy is attending the Worlds
fair.
". &. CHEW WAS in Downing, We'd
ncsday.
T. D. Head, dentist, Old Fellows
Building.
All the latest designs wall paper
at Smiths.
For cheapest hats in the city go to
Mrs. Davis.
Nat Jones, # Chicago, was in this
city Tuesday.
J. A. Rice, of Milton, Iowa, Was in
the city, Monday.
W. p. Russ, of Quincy, ILL.,, was IN
this city Monday.
See L. Drummond for prices on
hard or soft coal.
o. Mailing, of Barring, was in Mem.
phis, Wednesday.
O. c. Dokc, of Bloomfield. was in
Memphis, Monday.
Paul Fcrrve, OF Wyacond.., was on
our streets Monday.
A. +. Van Hosen was in Shelby
comfy the past week.
We have a surprise in store fol
our readers next week.
A. Leach, of Hastings, Mo-, was
on our streets Monday.
Jas. f. Humbert, OF Milton, was on
our streets, Wednesday.
VIM. 1ngenfelter, of Rutledge, was
in the city, Wednesday.
Jas. Boyer and John Thompson
left Monday, for the west.
D. Thompson, of Pleasant Retreat
was in Memphis, Wednesday.
Chas. Davis, of Burlington was in
the city the first Of the week.
Try one of those aluminium plate:
made by 7. d. Head, dentist.
james T. Moore. of Sand Hill town
slip, was in the city, Tuesday.
c. 4. Webes, of Kcokuk, Iowa
vas in Memphis, Tuesday, on bus'
ness.
Inez Cunningham spent few da,
visiting with Clara Pitkin at Ottumwa
Iowa.
Our friends will be supplied will
reform exchanges by calling at thi
Office.
The Schuyler county fair will b
held on September 18th, 18th, l4tf
and 18th
&. NJ. Baily, of tae Downing Demo
crat, was in this city Tuesday O
business.
Fred Grassley. of Kirksville, wa
shaking hands with old friends her
this week.
Bro. L. Alexander. Of the Kahok
Review, was in the city, Tuesday an
yesterday.
Harrison Bros. Town and Count
mixed paints are the best, at Smith
Drug store.
The Organ society of the Presby
terrain church will serve ice cream an
cake july 18th in the court house yarf
Mrs rairbrother, of Clark "-'"n'
is in e"~ c'v visiting he daushte
Mrs. NJ. Mills.
For the best -four in this marke
90 to G. s. Warren's, on the west slt
of the square.
D. W. George, Of Milton. Iowa. W.
visiting his daughter, Mrs. G.
Baxter, Sunday.
W. F. Davis. who has been pla
tering in Wyaconda for sever
weeks, is at home.
Information reached us that F.:
attempted rape case occurred in or
one day last week.
T. S. Wise. of Miller township, "
in the city md reported the clfanc
of a corn caop good.
S,las Hurt, of CORN, was in Il
city Yesterday, and paid the Uv1t
office pleasant call.
Judge Thomson, F. J. Miller a,
W. H. F. Smith, of Granger, was
tn, city last Saturday.
w. w. Murphy Of Macedonia, low
has been visiting friends in tn
county the past week.
The ladies of the NJ. f.. Church VI
serve ice cream and cake Saturd:
in the court house yari.
Brandenburg & Cartler have move
their grocery stock into the we
room of the P,tkin block.
". p. Browning, H. w. Swank al
Ed. Smoot, Ut Mt. Pleasant townshi
we're in the city last Saturday.
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Rand McEallr & 60 16G Al

Rand, McNalIy & Co., 16G Adams
St. Chicago, ILL.,, desire local mana
ger to take the management of the
sale of their new Universal Atlas.
Anyone desiring a pleasant and prof
table position would do we'll to write
them.
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Our entire stock of millinery at
cost. Remind us Of this adj and YOU
will get wholesale prices.
HAYES MILLINERY EMrORIrM.
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{ MIL1BR:8!
aoodsun dried peach
% lbs. for 81.
Fine California evap-
|ated peaches, 8 lbs.
r $1.oo.
Good Brown Suger,
D!lbs for $1.OO.
Best 8 Id. Can Toma-
Ps, 10 cts. per can.
Good Table Peaches,
eavy syrup, 8 Id. can
Tor 10 cts. per can.
Best Pie Peaches, 8
b cans, 10 cts.
Best gallon Apples,
e6 cts. per gallon.
White Russian orsan-
p Claus Soap, 6 bars
r % cts.
First Class Sweet
ORR, 10 cts. per can.
Bargains in Syrups,
tsh and all other Gro
bries.
BestLLMuslins, Free
,ade or Lawrence, 8
b. per yard.
Epll Standard Dress
dghams, 80 cts.
Best Dress Prints,
rkev Reds and Am.
can Indigo Blues.
cts.
'ull Sta Lizard Prints
is.
rood Single Thread
irtings, 8 cts. !.
Best Cambric 1res
-
nings, 8 CTS.
Best A G A Tick, II
b., usually 1873.
Good Feather Tick
P15.
Best 8 OF. Denim, i
ts.; worth 1891.
Good Whole Stoc]
Plow Shoe, $1.OO.
Good Mems Overalls
70 cts.
Heavyuork Shirt TO
meh, 40 cts.
Mems Heavy Cotto'
Socks, usually sold a
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It's none

of our business
where you buy your hats, but before
doing so, call at Hayes aud get prices.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15

ant W:ntStDrm tnyUtltncc~ogS1Il|l
cents on tn $lG0 for five years or
cents for one year
j. l.. DURNAL, Sec'y AMI Ag't.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15

1t may be uncalled for, because
the house we wish to speak of is en-,
joying big trade, but still it is no
more than right to point out the fact
that g. S. Warren still! leads the pro-
cession in the grocery line in this city .
He is making inducements in the
way of low prices to buyers that
catches the public's favor. HIS line
of goods ale as fresh as is possible to
get in any market and buyers are
always pleased with their purchases.
Mr.. Warren and his accommodating
clerks will always be found ready to
wait on customers. Give him. call
and you will never regret it.
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F. NJ. CowELL, p. NJ.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15


Sunday 49,
carried out.
Amos Drew, H.
Central Hotel, cummcncct.
fine residence III the east pal
city this week.
THE Cause of the Teller
little pamphlet ON the industr
| may be found OH sale ut til
, Price, 10 cents
Harr,son's paints lave beer
for one hundred years, and al
only pure paints sold IN this m!
Smith cells them.
For Sale-Thc Silver Moon RED
taurant, fixtures and furniture. En-
quire ut the above restaurant or ut
Johnny Bakers saloon.
Morris and Shanks op ned up an
impliment business, west Of Citizens
Bank. Call and see them there or at
| Ben NOrrs's hardware store.
Geo. Bra,z, shoe maker, has pur-
chased sewing machine that will do
work in the neatest manner. All
work guaranteed. Giye him call.
Trains are to he placed on the Long
Line which will be the means OF
securing the St. LOUIS mails at an
earlier date along the X. & w. route
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arInss and nos,p Tonight.

Willie Collier has long been rated in.
the theatrical circles as among the best
farce comedians, and GLOSS and Hosa,"
given by this gentleman and the Reed
and Collier company, has scored a gem
uine hit. William Collier's Judge Willie
Hos is credited with being n Of the
greatest O characterization ,withabnnd-
ant opportunity for his crisp drollery
and inimitable parodies. In LGWyer
Charlie Hos, Mark Sullivan is said to
have struck a happy medium for the in.
PRODUCTION OF his peculiar funnyisms
aud eccentric songs, and his most natur-
al limitations. Arthur Moulton, whose
clever work for the past two seasons
with Frank Daniels has placed him
among the popular ones, will be seen as
Birdie Hos, the judges son. In the
cast are Miss Louise Allen, the "kanga.
roo dancer" Miss Hale harrington, and.
Miss May Jordan, the whirlwind dancer.
The quartette is one Of the strong feat
ures Of the company, which numbers
in all twenty.one people. "Hoss and
Hoss,n unlike most farce comedies, has
something Of a plot, though not too
much to interfere with the introduction
of numerous songs, dances and other
specialtles. With excellent opportuni-
ties for the comedians and such astrong
company Of character and artistic peo-
pie, there should be plenty Of fun at
the Opera House this evening.
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a sENsInLE %ooMpRoMIsE
Even II che Rosistor CAN'T SEQ It n thu

Even II che Register Can't SEQ 1t In that
Light.
ToGe Editor Of nc hraigeHesr.
srR;-The Rtoiter editorially says Of
the compromise "haying held out SO
long, the Democrats Of council ought to
have stuck it out. They will get no.
thanks from the Republicans for their
generosity" Possibly as partisans there.
will be no credit given those who have
had the magnanimity to waive partisan
feeling in the matter OF Compromise
but as citizens, having the good OF the
community at heart, l say all honor to.
them-for one, recognize in MIR. Water
house q business man, one who Will not
sacrifice the business interests OF the.
city to the advantage Of either party,
one who will fret consider, sis this a.
matter advantageous to the city or does
it merely concern my party" and i
firmly believe John will do what's right.
in tho matter 1 have known Mr..
Materhouse Tor over twenty-five years
eliminate politics from municipal.
government, as 1t should be and there
il no man in the community ! would
trust farther than would John Water
house, and for the life Of me l cannot
understand why politics should enter
in a contest Of this kind.
What matters il whether our mayor
believes in q tariff or free trade, whether
our Council is in iayor,o OF agoid, silver
or paper dollar. II our Council only
legislates in favor Of protection to the
- -. lANkH.a 80
fords to every man his just right as q
citizen, enforces such laws as are good.
and wholesome, We cannot be, other
than ahappy, prosperous and contentedi
people. 10 my mindi it were better to
hold the individual, rather than party
responsible for his mistakes in the adj
ministration Of city lawsand ordinances.
Yours, anclently and truly,
A REPUDlioAN.
HHhesIhG, w Va, Feb. 2, 1893.
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sUpRRnE COURT.
The Cases Passed Upon aud tho Decisions
Rendered by that Body.
c,sasAl nf.,,t4h Ia jbs IaIati1enee.

ME Cases Passed Upon and tho Decisions
Rendered by that Body.
Special plpatn iohs MtaiiCeher
CttARttsroN. W. VA, Feb 2.-1n the
supreme court Of appeals to-day the fol.
lowing decisions were handed down.
Fry K sonsvs Campbell's Greek Coal
Company, from Mason county; opinion
by Dent Judgment Of circuit court re-
voraed, demurrer overruled and case re-
handed.
Evans ys.i City Of Huntington, from
Cabol county; opinion by B%rannon
judgment Of circuit court affirmed.
Ninson 4 Mcdonald va. Norfolk &
Western Railroad Company, from
Wayne county; opinion by Brannon;
judgment Of circuit court reversed and
casO remanded,
Gregory administrator We. Ohio
River Railroad Companyj from Tyler
county opinion by Brannonj Judgment
oil cult court reverted and case 70.
mnndod. In ltlis case ~ b hold that
the circuit eotrt should have awarded
anew fiat bscasss Of after discovered
evidence
Raief IA. Atkinson o. al; from Jack
ION county opinion by Englishj do.
croes OF circuit court reverted and
cause romanded Tor errors to tho preju.
diro ot tho appetite.
Adjourned anti 10 q. m. ThtrBdayl
whom term will ond,
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Enrllsh nand.poll ninrers.

The Ship Brothers' English Hand
Bell Ringers will give the fifth concert
in the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton course on next Tuesday evening.
The Ship brothers, Charles, Albert,
Walter and Harry, arc artists ir their
line. Their imitation of English tower
bells and pretty melodies are executed
with great skill. In addition to the
performance with the hand bells, solos,
duets and trios on the banjo and either
are introduced. Miss Eva Macy, an
accomplished and Versatile reader and
pianist, is an additional attraction.
Seats will BIO reserved at O'clock satur-
day morning.
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THE A MOVEMENT.


What the Proposed Roads Department
WIN DO for the Cause,
10 NJ Editor of Nc iaialPeFesE
SIRs-Ths petition for a National road
department at Washington has been
signed by thousands Of prominent citi'
zens throughout the United States,
Among the more distinguished names
may be mentioned Coy, Mckinley oil
Ohio; Gov, Russell, OF Massachusetts;
Gov, Fifer, Of Illinoisi GOV, Toole, OF
Montana Gov Humphrey, OF Kansas
Gov. Colcord, Of Nevadaj Gov. Smith, Of
New Hampshire; GOV, Mckinney Of
Virginia, and GOV. Millette, of South
Dakota. II has been endorsed by
chambers Of commerce and boards Of
trade, by trade unions and labor
organizations, by banks and large cor
poFations, and by all sorts and condi'
tons OF men,
1t has been asserted by some that the
creation Of the road department would
place the roads Of the country under
the control OF the general government,
thus taking away all state supervision,
Governor Flower, OF New York, in his
annual message says; "While having
no sympathy whatever with that phase
of this movement which seeks the estab-
lishment Of a national bureau OF roads
and the consequent building Of national
roads through the Oopptry, ! am thor.
oughly convinced that the prosperity OF
our own state, and especially the inter.
ests OF its agricultural sections, demand
prompt and effective efforts TO improve
the condition Of our highways"
Now, the petition does not ask for
anything more than there be founded
in the city Of Washington, in the Dis
trict OF Columbia, a road department,
similar to the agricultural department,
for the purposeof promoting knowledge
in the art OF constructing and maintain
ing roads, and we ask that in such de-
partment provision be made for teach
ing students, so that they may become
skilled road engineers.
"In connection with this road depart
ment we request that there be estab.
lished q permanent exhibit, in which
shall be shown sections OF roads. illus-
trating the various methods Of con-
~structlon and also the best road mate
rails and machinery.
"We further petition that Congress
appropriate funds sufficient TO erect a
building at the Worlds Columbian Ex-
position for tho purpose OF o compre-
hensive road exhibit"
The object OF the agricultural de-
partment is to promote knowledge in
relation to agriculture, and the object
Of the road department. would be sim
ply to promote knowledge in relation to
roads, and / nope that you will endeav.
or in the editorial columns OF your
paper to call the attention OF your read
ers to the factthat its object is simply
educational. and in no way does it ask
for q single dollar to DO spent by the
national government for the purpose Of
constructing national roads.
ALnEnT A. P0pE
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Theatre goera will be pleased to learn
Of the return Of Mr.. and Mrs. Drew,
who left such a splendid impression
when here last fall. They will more.
over present a new and clever comedy,
entitled 1.-THE Emergency Man." which
was written especially for them, and
has met with success everywhere it has
been presented. Tho engagement Ia
for two nights, Tuesday and Wednes.
day OF next week, and on the second
night "rhat Girl from Mexico will be
repeated, with ain Honor Bound
These two delightful artists should be
greeted this tins with the patronage
they highly deserve, as few perform
ances given in this city have been gu
perior to that given by them on their
last visit.
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slosp on Lett sldO,

Many persons arc unable 10 Sleep on
their left side. The cause has long boen
apuEslo 10 physiciuns. Metropolitan
papers speak with great Interest Of DR..
Franklin Miles, the eminent Indiana
specialist IN nervous aud heart diseases,
who has proven that this habit arises
froma diseased heart He has exam
inNl and kept on record thousands oil
caBes. His New Heart Cure, q wonder.
full remedy, IL sold at Logan Drug Co.'S.
Thouaands testify 70 IT, value AZ q cure
for Heart Diseases. Mrs. Chas. Bonoy.
Loyoland, Colo, says lis effects on hot
wore mafvOloua Elegant Book Oh
Heart Disease fec, A
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Boston, Mas
somothlng Or the Roma MoHement.

The movement for better roads is
now n OF the great crusades Of the
hour. More than any other organiza-
ton, the League Of American Wheel-
men Is responsible for the attention it
Is now receiving from all classes. Col
onel Pope, Of Boston, has been and is
the leading spirit in the movement.
Over 100000 petitions were sent out,
and most Of them have been returned.
Persons having these petitions who
have not sent them in should do so at
once.
A bill is to DO presented to Congress
providing for a road department, and
with good prospects for its passage.
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CHICAGO, Fob, 2,-Atter secret SEES
sions yesterday the chief glass manu-
faeturers and iohbers Of the country re-
solved to ally themselves with the com.
bination to be known as the National
Glass Company, The capital of $780,
900 was subscribed, when an adjourn
ment was taken, and it was decided to
meet at Milwaukee to elect a board Of
directors, II is stated semt-otiicially
that each manufacturer will be required
to put up q certain sum for every glass
pot operated, and that this amount 10
to be forfeited by the concern which
cuts prices.
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The Philadelphia TIntss speaks as fol.
lows OF yreeland's minstrels, which
opens with q matinee ut the Grand,
Saturday:
vreeland'a operatic Minstrels, who
held tho boards in tho Standard last
evening, gave ono Of the most pleasant
entertainments that has been enjoyed
by the people Of our city this season.
The entertainment given by this COM
pany is q succession OF specislties Of
moro than average merit. Many new
features are introduced, and every mo-
ment Of time 10 filled by something to
amuse and entertain.
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brought out In a Divorce Suit.

DENVER, Cor, Feb, 1.-The celebrated
Haddock murder, committed in Sioux
City, Iowa, some years ago, came up in
a singular manner to-day during the
progress OF a divorce case. Mrs. Emma
Drummond was on the stand testifying
against her husband, John Drummond,
from whom she desires a separation.
In going over his history she said
Drummond had received from her
mother $1,000 to silence a man, whom
she only knew as "Bull Dog" and who
possessed some information regarding
the murder Of Mr.. Handbook.
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New York, Feb. IA case OF at
tempted murder and suicide occurred at
las Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyns to-day.
Mrs. Jacob T. Llmley, a handsome
woman 20 years OF age after q brief
quarrel with her husband shot him in
the head with a 32-calibre revolver, and
then in desperation shot herself behind
the ear. She died almost instantly and
he was removed to the Seney Hospital,
where he is now in a dying condition.
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an on aToRY

Long Known, but the First Time Brought
10 Public Attention.
Special plpatcA % ne IatSl,gfaetn
P~ARKERsBuRa, ", VA, Feb, 2,-An
anonymous writer in the press in this
city charges to-day that gambling to a
fearful extent 10 going on here, He
cites clerks Of large dry goods houses,
one Of whom he charges lost $500 az
craps in one night, a Western Union
telegraph employee, Baltimore 4 Ohio
station clerks, big, little, high and low
people, He dllates on wine suppers
served at these places and SO on, but
gives no names. He has created q sen-
cation, and will probably have to prove
some Of his charges.
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Carrie Louis comlnp.

On Monday the iayorite eoubrette,
Miss Carrie Louis, will commence d
three nights engagement at tho Grand,
with a matinee Wednesday. An entire
change Of play will be presented each
evening, as follows; Monday. "chiuk,p
Tuesday, "a Midnight Callp Wednes.
day, LITTLE Wildcat" "Wednesday mat.
inoo, uDad's Girl.n
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T77777T NTI0I7T % N NII7I0dl-IN
CAtpwrLR o., Fob, "A heavy Gre
occurred ~ Point Pleasant, twelve miles
north q thls place lAst night, IA which
iho latge siofolof the Cisco Coal Co.,
and w Tf6tt, aud Two private dwell
inr houaoe wetd Conuuuiod,
Tic dto originated IN Trotta' btoroI
hut Tho "a origin ID unknown Tho
total loat ID estimated az $4,000 with
about 1000 Insurance..
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ENoR -RENT-MARKET GARDEN
~ Ono mile above the TOP mill; possession
Immediately Amply at No, Is Fifteenth Stmot
to JOHN r. GLLCttRlsT, uoSIs
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FoRRRNT-MoNDAY ANDTHURS,
~ DAY evenings K, OF r. Lodge Room. M
l2ll Market street, Ipqplgeei Ianlsof any even.
Ing during. the week, iaS
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FoR RRNT-A GOOD HOUSE OF
I ten rooms, No, 81 Fifteenth street, All
modern improvements; possession given Apri
!. Inquire at above number. iei
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EOR RENT OR SAI.E-SUBURBAN
IL residence, two aud a half miles from ~
city; three minutes walk from the W, &RG
motor linetiarge grounds, bearing fruit trees
well and clltern water, Inquire at gl5i Main
street, IA15
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DOR RENT-A NEW FRAME
I House Of Eight Rooms. corler Fourteenth
and Woods streets. Possession AprllI Ingnlss
Mt 81 Fifteenth street deS
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wANTEp.'

NTANTED-AGENTs; SALARY0S
w commission good ehanno Tor aiyans
mont WIite With %reterOnceS ELLNANGERi
HARRY, At Hope Nurseries, Rochester, n. Y. :
jas
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FeRRENr.

EoR RENT-SoME OF THE REST
rooms IN our new building. THE CITY
BANK OF WHERLlNd. al