davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-10-06

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, 1894-10-06

6 6ico9o, s. Cftober.
2%lusm1rtide rll6rfte.

S0mBpreiie i'll @eiScn mo Corn III an
0ereI StG0ter 1parelt:
@ei6en = NeD 9orf: 0fto6er, 554c;
0e5ember 574c; Wtoi, 624c. = 9ulutb
8oor. SIC; OeSember, 564e. Otiunez
opolts; Saor, 564c; Ge3ember, 554c. =
Baltimore: October, 534c; DECEMBER,
558c. - &olebo: Boor, 51@c; December,
53ct. - W|tilpautee: 8oor, 524c; DECEMBER,
54e. - Detroit 8oar, 51&c; DECEMBER, 534c.
Corn 9few yOrt: October, 56gc;
0e5ember, sac; Wfot, SAC. - Baltimore :
Soor, 54c; SctOber. 54e. .
, 1894-10-06

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, 1894-10-06

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, 1894-10-06
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, 1894-10-06
ftfhe.

No. l whitefish, y brl. 49,. .$6.50 q -
Family whitefsh, 2 100 h.. $50 q =
No. l trout, y 4-brl. ....... $50 a -
Holland herring, keg, new.. so @ 70
Labrador herring, split, Pbrl $50 q =
Scalded herring, y box . Is % -
Mackerel, large family, 4-brl lace o -
Mackerel, family, kits 49,. .S5 a =
California salmon, y brl. . 1900 a -
Norway XXX herring, p bril-. $50 q -
, 1894-10-06
@etroanete frihte me Nafe.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Of the JOHN HASCoCR
COMPANY Boston in the State OF Massachusetts,
On the 31st day Of December, 1883: made to the
Insurance Superintendent Of the State of Illinois,
pursuant to law:
No Capffai.-PurelY Mutual
, 1894-10-06
6ufee.
Syrup.
KohIen.

'6ortz&obleu, large egg 1878
t6art=SoBlel, egg, stove NIB nut ..... $40
Q8et1 SOFTEN, Grie 600
8si6 7Roblem, 8itt5bur9 ............. 4.35
SnOiaua glod ......... 400
2Sei9z6obteu, 8IoB6urs ............. 500
4eids&oblen, 6Ofil19 ............. $50
Milmin9tou. $50
@as=@Gofe $50
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subjects aud cannot always obtain the
information from returned Elders, us
many u the latter lsbltci here before
tue missiou was organized into de.
tticts aud In many 0Ises have labUtei
in conferences differing IN rlmaia
from the one assigned Co q new EIft;
Firtt-l3ldsfs are urged not 90 hr. X
saddles Horses are only Nee ci ain ua
the natives, and Elders have often
exreticuccd some Il iliculty iu diapus'
ing ~ their saddles when nfsiguci 20
Eurorean work. The American saiI'r
IN regarded uufavotaDly here anu the
Euglrh make attracts lees aiiruii
aui rldicule aud eau often be uHrire'
At " pficrs OF from r"iurnin. H. 1rt-.
stc1nt-Opiniors differ on the sun.
lest Of clothing on account of the varied
climates Ia the colonies, EIdets who
have labofed continually "a northern
New ZEALAND have no idea ui the
fCquifitut In the south. Ovufclats,
however, are rot needed 30 the mis.
sior. Good rain CCats, " mackiu.
toshts, Hte absolutely necessary, but
can bH purchaser hero nH flhT1Ua0le AZ
II home. Elders arr also focOmmu dcd
TO purchase clothiug Eud underwear
here, M they can then obtain what is
suitable Tor tho district assigned
them, and prices "a rr about the amu
M at homr. Ia some districts also very
Hight undotolothiug IL needed. IL is
well 10 bring whst clothing Eliefs
have Ia use, us Il eau often be- worn iu
Mari districts a. good ADVANTAGE.
Boots AMI shoes are quite reasonable
here, but only good strong waterproof
Hhues should bu brought,
Thlrj-Aa there are hUaiqunt,rts
now IN every conference, E'duts viii
iini II more convent NJ 20 bring tTuuEt
or boxes instead Of yaIisrs.
F0ut,h-A good supply Of tracts
and Church literature should be
brought, 80 they Atu not published.
This will especially npply TO those
called Tor European labor; AMI Ellefs
assigned 10 Maori work on gneir arrival
eau dispose readily Vi what they DO
not need.
Fiith-Fflends sending parcels 10
Elders here should uudcrslAui that
most articles are tublrct 10 custom
house ohGfgrr.
Is. GODDARp, Clerk.
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Judge Marshall followed OF the
same side.
The argumeBis are not likely 10
finish until tomorrow.
ADJUSTMENTS.

Mn. O'MALLEY, Of the Lyceum, is
In NTH clover. The NEWS pointed
out Saturday night the suspicious re-
tomblauce oxllting between College
Chums, which SIT O'Malley IL p,by-
Ing, ami Cbariey's Aunt, which u
ownel by Charles FfJnman. The
item was promptly wired Mr.. FfOh-
man aud that gentleman a. promptly
wired back 10 Lawyer Barlow
Ferguson to ret out an Injunction
against Mt. O'Malley anu u ptOrec d
agaiust hiun Tor damages. Htateriay's
mail alec brought Mt. Ferguson
instruct ma from JuO. NJ. Chfetien, u
San francisco, fepreseuting Augustin
Day, 10 sue tho Lyceum manager for
having pirAtoi a Might on. Mr..
Ferguson will move ut once 10 enlist
the arm oi the law. In tue meantime
Nit. OiMallry " chuckllng over tue
advertising he has received, anu no
has put on College Chums 90 for an.
other weeks run. Lst night HE
house was crowded. Mr.. Ferguson
thiuks Mr. O'Mallry Will chuckis on
the other side oi his countenancs he.
fore the week u through.
Mrs. FANNY LtNCULN FORD sur
pfised her many friends by dropping
10 on them this morning. she aud her
sister, Miss Lincoln, well known
among the high soprano forces OF
eastern musical circles, are at the
Knusiiord, ami their affangemenis,un.
fortunately, are such that they eau
remain here only one day. IL IL not
imprubabls that Miss Lincoln viii sing
Tor Prof Stephens aud the Choir ~ tie
Tabernacle tomorrow.
THE TAngRNACLE CHOfR DAY at
salIair on Friday promises to be- q de.
cided musical event. There will be
two programs, aud Ia the evening Mt.
Esston and Mr. Pypct will sing
"Robin Aisir" arranged ~ n duet by
Mt. Stephens.
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Land Omce.

Tie following filings were made In
the local land office under date Of sept.
4lh;
Emma c. Stevenson, Of Salt Lake
City, desert entry of the southeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter aud
the northeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter Of section 81, township north,
range | west.
George Fowler, Of Plrowan, Iron
county, desert entry Of the north hall
Of the southwest quarter Of section -,
township 81 south, range 90 west.
William Highly, Of Castle Dale,
Emery county, hnal proof OF home.
stead entry u the south west quarter OF
the soulhwest quarter Of srotion II, the
north half Of the southwest quarter,
aud The North west q larler Of the North
east quarter Of session 10 township 10
south, ranges east,
Ava Butler, OF Butierville, Salt
Lake county, hnil proc. u desert
entry Ot tue nUfth halt OF the south.
esst quarter Oi section 20. township .
south, range l east
Gsurgs Coleman, Of Toasiale,
WAYNE county, desert entry OF the
south half ot the southwest quarter,
and The southwest quarter Of the south.
.nst uugrter NJ section n, township 30
sgutu, range . a.
Samual l.. Counby, Of Tucker,
Utah county, fual proof OF homestead
sntry OF The southwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter, the east half Of the
north west quarter aud the southwest
nuprter N tho northwest quarter Of
section 10, town.hip 10 south, range o
William o. Smith, Of SmlIhneli,
Cache county, homestead entry OF the
north half u the southwest quarter,
the southeast quarterOf the south west
quarter, and the northwest quarter o.
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TERRITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.
Telephone Sprtite Between Coalyille
aud ParS City.-iWo Painful
Accid,uii, Llg,

Box Elder Voice; a family named
Petersen aud reuently from Norway,
now llviug vt R.wsyilIp. nave lOst
their house aud nearly oil their goods
and chattels, by HE. The cause VI the
fire j. unknown. rhu Pttcraeus arr
poor AMI tho family large.
PARK CITY Record. The li.year.5ld
sou Of Mr.. anu Mfs. Charles Alexander
OF Heber has been thrown from n hUisc
aud sustained broken thigh aui "a
b.Jly torn car, the member being al
most torn from his bead. a younger
BROTHER wHs riding with him ut the
time, but escaped with q few III ght
bruises. The broken limb was cot aud
the 10Y II getting along well.
C0tlyllle Times Tue twn children
Of Mr. and Mfs. Wiley Corbott mot
with quite u serious accident the other
day BY falling into tue cellar at the
Old gfist mill. The little girl, aged
seven, in falling, struck On nef head
and was reudUtut Unconscious. The
result " her Injuries cannot be- definite
~ determined, though Dr. Horn r,
who Il Attending her, ptOnn1uCrs hvT
improving. Tue BABY, aged about two
yCars, received a deep cut over the
eye, which II was ntcessaTy to stitch
~.
Tue rumor reaches W. that negoiia.
tons arc masking Tor putting In a teit.
phOuo service between CUalvilc aId
PARK City. 10 Ia earnestly hoped ia 4
the fumDf may prove well iOuuuUi
aud tha operations will begin a. once.
Tho IUlss some time ago advocated
this measure, and polluted Out the bUnu.
iits 10 be derived from such an enter.
prise, aud cannot but icoi gfaiincd "
IT, Efforts In this direction have brought
NJ least hope OF gOoi results. We uu.
detstand the circuit will embrace OAE.
Icy, kumns, Proa, ROckport, Wan.
snip anu Hoytsyille. Later,
through our p.Oa correspondent,
We ret nddilioI nj evidence that the
rumur IL well iouuIod. This liltlu
spurt u enterprise may have the effect
Of awakening cur citizens o. the im.
pottancr Of other things. For Instance,
watcfwufk', a Hclurng plant a
lauuIry, etc, and these improvements
Will lcai 10 various home IN inuiaotO.
ries ami other industries. By all
means let our CitizsHs take Rivantagc
Of every opportunity In tue line VI
progitsL
Beaver Ji0Hidn: a short term Of
court will be- held Ia Beaver by Judge
Baftch, Beginning September 9th, tor
the purpose Of naturalization.
Iron County Record; with two
biicS yards Ia fui ulast anu work ON
tue CITY hall being pushed, there IL
quite "A building activity IN Cedar. We
hOuv and confidently believe that We
arc Jus, on the eve OF better times Tor
Ce1aL People arc regaining tbeir
confidence Ia the future, AMI We oil
realize that with the blFine and
financial depression W. have not the
building Accommodations hetc, either
residence ur buelnO's, 10 meet q o
uemanj, A. tins uuli periOi there L.
not u vacant dwelling IA town, aud
should party dtsise 10 engage IN my
commercial business here, II would be
Necessary 10 ero1tR hOuss In which 90
carry On that buBiness. There would
be- sure return on capital invested
h,r', either Ia dwelling OF buiuesa
nUuE0H
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Police Court.

Frank jacobson was sentenced today
by Police Justice Smith 10 thirty dayS
imprisonment Tor petty larceny. Tue
Offender stole number Of chickons
from hen roost In the Nineteenth
ward.
a. Lelgen was booked on n charge
Of attempted burglary,
Walter Les wa sent up ior fifteen
days for begging anu carrying ~ cou-
cealed weapon.
The case OF Harry DiTfe, a lad
charged with killing fox terrier
dog belonging to Clinord l.. Evans,
another boy, was dismissed owing to
the contTadig tory character Of the tes'
timOny.
In all there were forty cases Of n
petty character Oh the docket TO-DAY.
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Notes..

The different houses OF worship were
well filled yesterday.
Tho weather WAS most beautiful on
sunday, after the rain storm on satuf'
day night.
Quite a number Of families went into
the mountains on SUNDAY morning 10
stay over Labor day.
Labor day closed hut few OF our busl-
ness htusts. a good tIale was done IA
school supplies.
Our public schools all open today,
also he Sacred Heart academy ami 81.
JUsuph's sonOIl.
II Ia reported that Chief Of Police
Davenport will not go 10 New York "a
.he agent OF the Territory after w. V.
HtlifICh.
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As 10 NaInraliZnlinns.

Judge Merritt announced this morn.
ing that hereafter hr would III a, e:ii-
Il quarter Of an hour before the regular
timo Of opening oourt--Iaily, for the
purpose Of listening to all applications
Tor admission % citizenship.
The following were accepted AZ citl-
Eens today; John Trick, q German
now q Salt Like; JONAH r.. Johansen,
a Swede-Sglt Lake; Julius Ffsnkrl.
Germsu-Summit county; Car w,
Heduiius, q Swodr-Salt Lake; knut
a. klOs, Norwsglan-5slt Lake;
George w. Monk, au Enslishman--
Tooele; watkins Lewis Roe, mn Eng
lishmAu-SNlt Lake.
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OGDEN.
oopeN, UrAm sgrr 4, 1874.
Tabernacle Services.

At the tabernacle the largest congte-
CATION ot the summer convened on
Sunday afternoon. The sermon was
preached by Elder Ephraim Nye. He
spoke upon the fact OF the Latter.uay
Saints being a people Of faith. They
were commanded TO preach thu Gospel
TO all nRtiOns, 10 gather together and
build NJ ZION, 10 build temples, etc.
The Accomplishment Of this amiu Ter'
secutlon aud adverse circumstances
required the eNcroi,e Of faith; also tue
necessity Of ad1ing TO this faith those
virtues spoken Of by the Apostle Paul,
with especial reference 10 the eXercis.
ing VI patiento aud charity.
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Ilnh,I. IlIIIIng IM.

TANGER, Sept A. The Ksbyls
around Dsumat, a town northeast Of
Morocco CITY, are killing the Jews by
wholesale, looling the ships ant houses,
selling the women And children at
auction aud denilng the synagogue.
similar oulrages are reported al Ia.
lahu, sadiufahul, ranai ard Tanilat.
Tie KGbyls nre also besleging Morocco
Ctty AMI IL Ii feared the garrison may
be unable 20 resist much longer, In
which case terrible scenes will be
witnessed When the Kabyls loot the
city.
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COMMERCIAL

tALt LAKE CLEARiNu HOUSE.
TuIRyis cInAr.If hDIfs rHrnauRe,
amounted q, FIIBpl5. same day
lAst year slaT7il
1ppAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York Silver, 0j!; lead, S3.l5.
London. Silver, - 3lBi,
ORE AND uuLLtON.
Wells FARO IS o.. received today!
Penn bullion, sg.SsO.
McCOrnirF h GO. received today
Bullion, So IS silver and lead otts,
fG,lUO. Total, So $50.
&. Il. Jonra n c., received t1i1y3
base tuition, $4,000; ores, 5000.
Total, 100000.
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the s'utheist quarter ~ section %,
bwnshiu IL nUrtr, range ! east.
Homes sal patents were received
from Washln It)n Hui may bc had by
Their ownsrs, Ne follows!
No. 5,O85 William "A, XthfiskIe, NJ
Mount Pleaiant Saufelo county, 100
acre.
No. 5,oH, wllism r. Taylor, Of
Lon, Wayne county, lj'y5 acres.
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brand niittsTs INcur-isn 90 saiiRir.
Wednesday, September 9th will be- a
rcd letter day, amongst the numerous
excursions held at the popular teeOft,
the occasion being complimentary
eXcutslOn rendered u the State militie
including no u does the salt Lake,
Ogden, Provo, Logan anu Sanpete
companies, who viii fall In line NJ the
UTmury ami march tn tho II. q, w.
depot 10 boar the 2;l5 train tomorrow
lof sallAir, where they Will hold "A re-.
view. uou't miss this chance Of see.
ing our noble boys ia blue aud assist n
mailing their outing an unqualified
EurcpfN
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The Lalter.dly Saints' college began
it, entrance examinations today under
very favorable oircumstAnces OF attend.
auco anu general spirit. Glasses will
DO organized tomorrow, aud regular
work will commence on rhursday. IL
IL desirable that all who wish 10 enter
the college shall apply for entollment
uuflug this week.
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Foreclosure Order.

In the case Of Aaron Keys5r W A.
NJ. james 1t al, Judge Merritt toIay
found that the piaintIll ls entitled 10 -
foreclosure VI mortgage as prayed In
his complaint and order Of sale was
made.
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Los Angeles Ia TO have an Inler.
national Midwiuter Exposition" after
the manner NJ the one held In FAl
Ftanclsc0, says the Stockton Mail
which will begin the latter part o..
October aud last three months. Los
Angeles, by reason ot her superior
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Rnoch Dayis's Fate.

Governor West had not, up TO this
afternoon, given his auswsr to tbs
petition for a commulation u Euooh
Davls's death sentence 10 life impris,n-
mcnt, presented on Saturday last Il
may be expected, however, within thc
next day or two.
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KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sept. 4-Soy.
oral ppfs1us were summarily shot At
Haytl ON Saturday for alleged con.
splTAoy against the life " Nine.
Gauthler, the iVv1rite daughter OF
President HipoIy.r. fhe prrs- censor.
ship In vigorously enforced IN Hayti,
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NOTICE To ELDERS

Box 980, Auckland,

Aug % lebl,
EGhtor Dsseret AeWG
1 am Instructed by the president OF
the AustralasiSn mishi to direct the
attention Of missionaries to the follow.
ing itemp. This IL deemed necessary
~ Eliera Ago often perplexed GU these
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Nieele,s Lalest.

ChArles Steele, one Of the bow and
arrow OUTFIT, IL having a hearing la
Commissioner PfAt's court this after.
noon, on a charge Of having counter.
fsit coins Ia his p)at1sion used ior
gaming purposes.
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A lnInreh IIerEImnn ItIIIed.

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. A report
was received this afternoon that Rsv.
Il. Il. CASTOR, u negro who has been
getting immigrants for Africa, was
shot aud killed together with elk
frionds at Dsvomnh Hancock county,
this morning,
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YOuNGsfOwNi o., Sept A field
fto nearly destroyed Churchill, ak
mites north " this city last evening.
Several hundred inhabitants fought tue
tiamcs all night. Fli1y acres were
burned over.
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NTOrh, AND iIlnnEr.
silver ,,s Lead, liA

"NNAlH va AH'A't "HlHs
GutgAgu HAUUEr.
ChieAzh close sept g.
Wheat-rirmi sept, tlt.. Dee, %, May.
90 as
DgTn-iiiEhor. Sept, tds oct. s,s, Dec
aAa
uats-Tifma, sent. Nas oct lUi.
furg Higher. sept ltib, Jau,, itlts,
Lufd-litghor. rtpL, SOS oct e.i.s.
lyC= quiet, co.,.
HARLEY -frm, tt'f.
flaE Ftsd-stsrdy ls1,
Timothy frrd=tirm $50.
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WAsATtu

The wasRtch train between Bling
ham Junction and Wasstch will be
disooutinuo after September on, All
persona interested Will please take
notice accordingly.
J.H. BENNETT @, T., & r. A.
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winter climate. h a better place for a
midwintvt show than San Franc SEQ,
tu' not the business run rather Into
tue gfuuu.s
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County Court.

The county court will mesl tomorrow
morning for the Transaction VI the
usual weekly busl e..
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New YoHK Sept i.-The E,rlo and
Oloutt ruadius .rganlzatilu commit
tees have effected a consolidation.
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nirh Council.

The High Council Of the Salt Lake
Stake OF Ziou will meet on weines'
day, sept. 5th, at7;3l ON.
ID. JAMES STIRLING, CLERK.
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LosT

NS SOUTH DRIVE on EAST DRlNEi
~ Ladies gold watch with twisted Iuk
chain, case number I,i-a, WurHs number 90
gi4 Return 60 Coon wagon Co., state rt Cor
reward,
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uTu-At che family residence in tbia city,
ai o. D.. 100. yesterday, uusiaNus Dyer, auu ut
the late Miiiam e., nFcr, aged ~ years, u
typhoid fvyrr,
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DELIVERED 40 rmE CHINESE.

1--WE Iapancse Accused OF nciRg spies
aud Arrested %. ,uch.
SHAHuuAi, Sept. 4.-fhe Chinese
having claimed contro. over the Jap.
aneso residents IN China, asserting that
japan claims control over the Chinese
residents n JspAu, the American con.
sui, acting under Instructions from
Washington, only " intervene with
friendly offices, yesterday delivered 10
raOtni, outside the settlement limiiH,
two Japauese recently arrested, nc.
ousrd OF b6iug spice, and who have
been under tho protection Of the
United States. The Chinrrr authOr-
ties pledged themselves MT 10 torture
the prisoners.
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LONDON, Sep, % "A dispatch tom
Paris 10 tue IWss Gays that a cable
uUsaagu seut It.m H. Louis, SENEGAL,
~ the hRvas News Agency, seems ~
confirm the recent disp ton received
by the journal dc Dtbats regarding
tho disaster u tue French army al
llmbuctuu.
the Havhs dispatch says II h
rumord In ~. Louis that the situation
IA rimuuctoO 10 grave. a company ~
tirallcurs are said 10 have been COM
plelely beaten by the Tautogas.
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SILKS.

About Ten Thousand Dollars worth will be thrown on
touners, prices that all afford Silk Dress. We are
showing about Five Hundred Pieces