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schooner of and gave chase. After long
run the Roebuck came near enough to
use her guns, and one single solid shot
settled the question of capture. This shot
was fired from a bow gun. Ii JUST grazeo
the stern rail of the schooner, killed the
man at the wheel, destroyed the steering
apparatus and then struck the nainmast
and brought it down, with all sail line
schooner was rendered a hopeless wreck.
At the attack on Fort Morgan Mobile
bay, in 1894, a rifle shell struck the Federal
sloop Oneida square on her broadside near
the water line. The she'll broke away her
chain armor, crashed through her heavy
planks, penetrated the boiler and exploded
inside. The boiler was torn to pieces. half
the crew fatally scalded, and nearly every
man aboard was knocked down and
stunned. The men returned to their guns
while yet the steam was so hot that legs
and arms were blistered. They had not
yet recovered from the explosion when an
other shell broke through and exploded in
the cabin, cutting the tiller ropes, knock
ing down all the bu1kheads and destroying
every breskable thing in that part OF the
ship.
" Within five minutes third shell crashed
into the Oneida and started a fire on top of
the magazine. The flames were put out by
the crew without adding to the confusion,
and signal brought the Galena alongside
to take her in tow. Something Of the ad-
mirabfe discipline Of naval vessel, even
when in dire distress, may be found in the
fact that the Oneida fred away in this &C
ton IS shot, shell and rounds OF canister.
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A Random Shot That Told.

The sun came out about o'clock in the
morning, and ab knew my revolver was
foul got it out for rubbing up. AS the
spring would not work well fred one
bullet to start it. II was a random shot
fired into thicket Of cedars to the left Of
our camp About two hours later some Of
the men went into this thicket to cut some
branches for fuel, and almost the first thing
they saw was the dead body Of an Indian
not yet quite cold. A bullet had struck
him exactly between the eyes, and he had
fallen over on his right side. About 20 rods
back of him we found his pony attached TIC
the limb Of tree, and then the whole mat
ter was plain. Hewas one Of Sitting Bulls
scouts and had made ride Of over 80 miles
the night before to reach spot from
where he could make an accurate esti
mate of our numbers. From his position
he could overlook our camp and closely
estimate our strength. He had bran new
Winchester, two revolvers and a knife, and
was painted up in such manner that he
resembled a demon more than human be
ing. He was probably on his knees when
the bullet so thoughtlessly fired put an end
to his career, and all signs went to prove
that he had about finished his work and
was ready to go. s:.4
CORNELIUS ANswoRTH.
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SOME ODD STORES.

Lucky Hits and Misses by Shot and Shell
From Big Guns-A Soldier Hurled Fifty
Feet by an Exploding Shell and Hurt
Only by the Fall.
copyright, 1895, by American Press Associa-
$50 toni
A battle is replete with strange incon-
sistencies. A bullet fired at random by a
soldier for the first time under fire will
strike down the commander of brigade,
while field battery may play upon regi-
ment for half an hour without injury to a
dozen men, A volley of musketry may
strike down scores of men at one point,
while like volley, delivered at even closer
range at another point, will not score sin
gle victim. The shell which killed Rose
Grams chief of staff at Stone River flew on
and exploded in the midst of marching
column and only wounded horse. In that
same battle General Hazen had half a doz-
en- men killed beside him, and he escaped
without a scratch One gun may fire for
an hour and accomplish nothing The very
first missile from another may work ire
mendous injury.
In the great fight in Albemarle sound,
when the Federal gunboat Sassacus at
tackled the Confederate ram Albemarle, the
latter fired seven OF eight shots which in
ficted no damage. She then fired one, q
rifed shell, which crashed through the side
of the gunboat, entered her starboard
boiler and killed 2, wounded and scalded
II or 10 men, while the damage to the boat
amounted to several hundred dollars.
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But Still He Saw.

Now, then" said the lawyer for the de-
fendant, you say you saw my client sit
ting on the fence in front of his house?"
Eyes, sir"
"And when the plaintiff came along the
defendant got down and stopped hin?"
Eyes, SIR
rs your eyesight extraordinarily keen'"
mo, sir"
SIS it above the averaged"
mo, SIR"
"As matter of fact. isn't it rather poor?"
"Yes, sir"
"And yet you claim to have seen these
things half mile away"
II do"
''Mr. Bower, you are on oath. Perjury is
a very serious crime Think well before
you answer again. Now, then, where wels
you when You saw all this SO plainly hall q
mile away on cloudy day, when even tho
eye of an eagle might have been deceived?
Do not let your friendship for the plaintiff
send you to state prison for two or three
years. Tell the jury just where you were. :"
ION the roof of my house"
What were you doing up there?"
Looking through telescope about 5
feet long, sir, and could even see the sty
on your cIient'sleft eye and the wrinkles in
his boot legs!"
"Oh. ahl That's all, Mr.. Bowerl"
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Both Wen Acquainted.

Than Brignoli no man could have beer
more sensitive about his age. He tried b,
every means in his power to conceal it. HI
could not bear to think that he was con
sidered old. Asweet young woman, think
ing to say something complimentary, re
marked:
"Signor Brignoh, have known you evel
since was a little girl"
Turning upon her in fury he replied:
Eyes, and have known you ever since
was little boyt' ...
She could think of nothing else to say
and walked away, leaving him to nurse his
wrath.-New York Tribune.
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NOR SALE-Stock farm, one sof the best
IL equipped in Maine, 100 acres excellent
soil, yielding abundance of hay and superior
for vegetable crops, elegant buildings all IN fine
condition, including spacious stock stable I'M
surpassed for conveniences, pasturing for so
head of stock, 800 fruit trees and abundance of
small fruits. This property Is beautifully loca-
ted only one mile from manufacturing village
and railroad depot, 15 miles from Portland. A
forced sale for cash or property in Portland. w.
FL. WALDRON, 100 Middle street. 1o-1
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WIT AND WISDOM.

REToRT COURTEOUS.
I'd explained to him over and often
What good little boy should be;
How temper and tumult to soften,
And naughty ways to flee.
He listened. mute and quiet,
With earnest eyes of blue;
Then, 81 don't fink I'll try it,
I'd rayver be like you!"
Kate Fields Washington,
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Z -.
AGENTS.

WANTED-Good eanyassers; previous ex
" perience not requisite. pure Insurance
for protecuon OF home and family; cheapest
known; only 80 single assessments; total since
1880; guarantee fund in State treasury; respon,,
sible management; good territory; liberal
TERMS correspondence Invited. PROVIDENT
AID SOCIETY, Portland Me. mar10-s
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Trad,ne Mules In Tennessee.

just after breakfast one morning Ten
nessee farmer rode up to the village Inn,
where was laid up with sprained ankle,
and hitched bis mule to q post. He was
still fussing about the animal when q Sec
ond farmer rode up and also got down.
"Mawnin, Tom,o saluted the first.
''Mawnin, JIM" replied the second.
How'll yo' trade critters?" S.
II should want eos to boot, reckon"
'Shoo! Reckoned yo' was gwine to offer
me $50. Lemme look at yo'r tarnal crit
ter Pears like he was gwine to drop dead
this mint" TX, .s,3s
Then began an inspection Of both mules
which lasted until 10 o'clock. At that time
there was a difference of s15 between them.
After dinner they went at it again. and at
o'clock p. m. the difference was reduced
to $40. Then the mules were led away to
the barn to be fed, and the men had supper.
At quarter to they began to talk TRADE
again, and at 10 o'clock at night, when all
went to bed, the difference was only 81 and
a rope halter.
They had an hours talk before breakfast
next day, and after the meal the mules were
brought out for another inspection. This
continued till noon, when 1t was interrupted
by dinner At half past o'clock both
mounted to start for home, satisfied that
no trade could be effected. Ten minutes
later they we-e down and at it again, and
just at o'clock climax was reached. This
owner of the white mule was to pay 80 In
cash and an old saddle to boot for the bay
one.
''Does it always take you two days to
trade mulesP" asked one of them when op
portunity offered.
1.-TWO daysr' he echoed. why, that's
rushin things powerful fast in this sectioni
Last year when traded watch and shot
gun for yearlin colt with Tom we was at
it jest five days. and we might not have got
through then if his wife hadn't died and
broke him up and give me the inside track. I"
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EOR SALE-Tl substantial 3-story brick
Il house No. SO Free street; IA rooms; sunny
and pleasant. Conld :be fitted for two tene-
ments at moderate expense, and the situation
would ensure permanent occupancy. Good
space for the erection of another house on the
garden lot 6,45O square feet OF land. BENZ.
SHAW. 511a Exchange street. 81
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NOR sALE-Black horse, years old. 1000
IL pounds. sound and kind, seen, at A. G.
SAWYER'S Stable, corner Federal and Market
streets. Ill
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EOR sALE-One upright Weber Piano, near
L ly new; one Hallett 8 Cumston; one VIM.
Extra bargains. CRESSEY, JONES & ALLEN,
5SS Congress street. ILL
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An Introduction to the Queen :

An Introduction to the Queen .
is an honor conferred upon favored few. But
every ady of the land may, have ready access
to the queen of Remedies-Dr. Pierce's Favor
tie Prescription. Once known, always val
ued frt It promises to positively cure ey
confirms this promise by {. written guarantee
money S5suF-.-d' This Royal Remedy is care
cheney is vouched for by countless thousands
of testimonials. A trial will convince you that
it Is invaluable in correcting all Irregularities
and weaknesses for which it is designed
"Were you calm and collected at the battle of
Gettysburg, major?"
"Well madame, Twas calm enough, but was
not collected: With leg in one part of the
field, an arm in another and left ear in anoth-
er, collection was difficult. "-Harper's Bazaar.
That sense of extreme aCedri7less indicates dis
ordered blood. Ayers Sarsaparilla purifes it.
Physician-W do you eat that brings on
your attacks of indigestion? @%
Patient-Nothin that am aware of. Bnt
my office is next door to restaurant where
they boil cabbage and pork together every
moor, Chicago News-Record VI
R. W. Farley, Waltham, Mass, was cured Of
gray hair by Halls Hair Remover.
How do you feel now?" asked a Texas law
yer of his client, a condemned murderer, who
had Just been reprieved.
'As playful as child. my boy"
Lawyer (slapDng him on the back)-Ah, 1
see you have just skipped the rope.-Texas
SiftiugS,
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TO LET.

ITO LET-First-class boarding house. con-
j. tanning II rooms centrally located on line
of horse cars. Full of flrStclass boarders; fail
ure of health cause Of change. Carpets and
ings if desired. n. S. GARDINER. 1856 Middle
street. Portland Me. 14-1
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NOR SALE-Parties who are looking for de-
IL sirable house lots in the city of Deering
will do well to call on or write to NJ. E. MOORE
Deering Centre, Me. 81
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Mooney TO LOAN on LIST and I'd mortgages
V1 on real estate, life insurance policies
when three years old and over, ana any other
good collateral security We also buy secured
and unsecured notes at fair discount W. r.
CARR, Room g. Oxford Building End door, 1856
Middle Street. 90
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Two LET-Two rents of S14 each, in new
Il house 159 York street. Immediate pos.
session given. Apply to A. @. LIBBY, 421a
Exchange street. Ill
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EARN FOR SALE-At Spurwink, sCape
Elizabeth Maine; contains 80 acres; icuts
80 tons Of English and 10 tons salt-hsy; five
hundred cords wood fine sea view; SIX miles
from Portland; price including tools, Twenty
Nine Hundred Dollars. Address EDWARD
P. CARMAN, Bridgton, Me. lille
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l. tlemen's cuff containing gold sleeve but
ton marked 49," Inquire at the cashiers win
dow, Post Office. j. C. SMALL, P. M. 14l
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RUSSELL SAGE.

The wellknown financer, writes:
"5o6 FIFTH AVENUE.
NEW YORK CITY, December 20, $780,.
For the last twenty years have been using
ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs.. They have
apeatedlv cured me of rheumatic pains and
pains in my side and back. Whenever have
cold, one on my chest and one on my back
speedily relieve me.
my family are never without Them
RUSSELL sage.
Excruciating Economy.
George Hardpan-We shall have to be very
economical this year, my dear.
Mrs. Hardpan, enthusastically-Yes; 1 in
tend making my own hats and bonnets and
dresses and
George, in rapture Mary, you are prize!
Yes; a perfect treasurer
Mar Continuing And your shirts and col
lars and cuffs. $3.50 @..,.% tsJ' e
George, in abject terror-Mary. was only
foolingyou. We shall not have to be as eco
noniicaE as all that!-Puck.
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CAUCUS.

North Yarmouth.
FEVHE Republicans of North Yarmouth are re-
i uuested to meet at the Town House on
Saturday, March 18, 1893, at O'Clock p. M, to
select candidates to be supported for town Off
GERS at the annual meeting. Also to choose
town committee.
Per order OF Town Committee.
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WANTED-An persons IN want Of trunks Or
and $50 Congress street, corner Of Oak; as we
manufacture our goods, and can therefore give
you bottom prices; trunks repaired; open
evenings. 1%1
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U7ANTED-A set OF medium weight wheels
w for one horse to haul lumber on. Ad-
dress Box 1855, city. Ill
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ITO LET-Two nice front rooms, with hot
Il and cold water and use of bath room. Call
at 118 Pearl street. 14-I
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WANTED-Fou ladies and gentlemen sell
w Ing our photo-checks. Something new,
G. WALDRoN SMITH, 5l2 Congress street.
81
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NOR SALE-At a bargain a ~ story house
IL and lot, No. SO NeWbury street. Terms
easy. JOHN F. PROCTOR, Centennial Block.
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WANTED-A job compositor at the LAKE
wv SIDE PRESS. Apply at once. al

EOUND-In Cashiers room, Post Office, a
IL purse containing small sum of money
which the owner can have by calling for it. j.
c. SMALL PM 1O-1
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TyOR SALE CHEAP-Balance Of our stock
II damaged by smoke and water, consisting
of cigars extracts. spices. molasses and sundry
groceries, empty cans and bottles: Also scales,
tools and machinery. M. A. JEWELL & CO..
446 Fore street. 131
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-The back lining of sleigh Saturday
IL night, the 1th. Also q gray wolf robe
taken through mistake from H. I. HOLLANDS
Stable Salem street. The finder will be suita-
bly, rewarded by returning the same. AL
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WANTED.

cs1TUArr0N WANTED by married man,
y to work ON farm; able TO take charge.
References, address J. E. NJ, Box 8, naples,
Maine. 14l
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"ANTED-A position by young man 81
w years of age who, has had considerable
and willing to work. Address G, P. e., this
office. y 1O-l
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WANTED-Every Invalid to write to the
W RodoIt Medicine Co., Brooks Me giving
age, sex, nature and symptoms of disease Con-
sultation by their eminent medical staff free.
your blood. For sale by all druggists.
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bicycle FOR sALE-"New Mail"
ID strictly high Grade, Pneumatic Tires. Hub
$4,000, will be sold for $4,000. q. L.
BAILEY, 263 Middle St. 81
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T OR SALE-Fine residence lot, corner Grant
L. and Pearl streets; choice location; high
and dry. Five minutes to depot, three to cleo
tic cars; "a feet on Pearl and So feet on Grant
Six icents per square foot. GEO. W. CURTIS.
Ueering. i'll
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TITO LET-Store 23o Middle street; also fiat
Il of rooms; also kitchen and bedroom. M.
G. PALMER, 1873 Middle street. Ill
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PARTE 1sls,, MASTEDWish capital i9a
this office. my1A-tf
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w and pay you cash for old rags, barrels,
iron, rubbers, bottles, metals of all kinds II
you have any of the above please drop me q
postal. Address c. B. WISH, 13l Green
street. city. 11-1n
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UTANTED-every one to know rhat Hard
w ing's Patent Dish Washer with all its
latest improvements Is for sale at Burbank &
Douglass, Nelson Tenney &c. Price only
81 %. The dishes Of an ordinary family can
the hands. 1t is very simple and recurring no
more care and occupying no more space chan
an ordinary dish pan. Don't fail to see 1t on
exhibition at 9 A. ROBINSON & CO., 233
Federal St. Agents Wanted 81
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FURNISHED Rooms to let at No. Q Gray
IL St. A desirable furnished room; steam
heat, water, ETC.; the room Is large airy and
WelEhghted and terms very moderate. 1877
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ONLY 6 per cent, So, 600 trust funds to be-
~ loaned on first class store property. Ad-
dress r. o. Box 4O9 city. 81
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FOR SALE.

DICTUREsl PICTUREsl Those in want OF a
i good picture, for a small amount Of money
would do we'll to call on us. Pictures framed
to ORDER moulding for sale; picture wire and
moulding hooks. E. d. REYNOLDS. Cor. Oak
and Congress streets 141
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EoUND-That death is so sudden from pneu-
monia we cannot trifle with it; break up
that cold at once with Rodolfs Specifics, that
eminent physicians prescription. Garry bot
tie In your pocket. For sale by all druggists.
Price % cents. 90
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VNANTED-People to know the MUTUAL
w RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION,
1761a Middle street Free policies. Cash sur
render Paid up value. Incontestable. Aver
age cost s16 per 1000. 31a millions surplus.
Call and see our ten year policy. Smart agents
wanted igmoney. lett
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NOTICE-Wanted to buy from $1,000 to
~ Sic, 900 worth of cast-off clothing; pay
the highest cash price for ladies' dresses, gents
and children's clothing and gents winter over
coats; call or address letter or postal to 8.
LEVI, 81 Middle street. mar1f
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MISUNDERSTANDING Statesmen. New Trade
w Specialties. Easily make S25. to $50. per
week. Tabor, 243 Wabash Ave-, Chicago
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odd FELLOWS who want some reliable
~ economical life insurance will do well to
communicate at once with the PROVIDENT
AID SOCIETY, Portland, Me. feb23-4
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II OST-Between Bracket street and Preble
IL street, on Wednesday afternoon, March 8,
a Malacca Wood Cane with ivory handle. Leave
at or notify Z. N. Leighton, "a Preble street,
and be rewarded. 81
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Sspa s psSRe go s9s asd u 81,
prices. You will save from $500 to $1,000 OH
a suit. guarantee a IT. and only the best Of
trimmings used. NJ. M. NANSEN, Merchant
Tailor, 500 Congress street. 80
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That sense of extreme aCedriless indicates dis
ordered blood. Ayers Sarsaparilla purifies it.
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DENTS WANTED-About April LIST, two
III rents of to 10 rooms each, price not to
8 rooms each, price not to exceed $500 per an
mum. The above rents must have all modern
improvements and buildings in thorough re-
pair. The parties wishing these rents are all
FIRST class tenants with small families. E. @. s.
KICKER, Room %, First National Bank
Building. Telephone No. 405-2. 81
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ITO LET-Store on Commercial Wharf, for
i merly occupied by the. late c. P. Ingraham,
and lately by Cushing & Mckinney; one OF the
ship stores and groceries and fshermen's out
fits. Apply to B. w. JONES, So Commercial
street. mar8-u
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UTANTED-All persons that are having
w trouble with their kerosene oil to drop
me postal and l will bring them oil that viii
burn. loan Ave gallon can and fill 1t with
the best white oil at Sc per gal or Pratt's Astral
oil at 12c. per gallon. NEAL d. WINSLOW,
90 Preble st. 81
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MALE HELP.

WANTED - First-class experienced drug
Druggist, care carrier, No. 15, Portland, Me-
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ROOMS

nEsKl ROOM TO LET at IL Exchange
~ street, room 8. 1871
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WANVBD-A capsule girl for general
124 Winter street. : iii
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r OST-On or near Washington street, a
IL pocket purse containing about S3.OO-one
$500 bill, 3 $1.O0 bills and one silver dollar
and change, three rings and two receipts bear
ing my name. Will the finder please return to
my address SARAH E. GODFREY, Marion
street. 81
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GPECIAL SALE--Jack Roses; we win sell
~ beautiful Jack Roses for one week at 1bc
each, 81 50 per dozen. W. Z. MORTON &
co. SO Congress St. 81